IBC2022: There’s a lot of talk throughout the Media industry about moving workflows to the cloud. But what is real, and what is imagined? The good news is that more media workloads are becoming possible using cloud infrastructure, and the benefits in terms of agility, flexibility, responsiveness, and efficiency are real and meaningful. In this session, we will explore how live, near-live, and file-based media workflows are being done in the cloud, focusing on what workloads are possible today and what workloads may not yet be fully suitable for the cloud. We will review different cloud architectures and talk about what’s possible given the current state of the enabling technologies. If you are interested in understanding how the cloud might fit your media workflows, this session should give you a lot of information to consider for your cloud journey.
Moderator:
Larissa Görner, Senior Director of Product Line Management - AMPP at Grass Valley
Panel:
John Pearce, Director, Venue Technical Operations - Olympic Broadcasting Services (OBS)
Jeff Waugh - Stan Australia
Graham Rowe, Lead Solutions Architect - NEP
Ian Cockett, GVP Engineering & Technology - Warner Bros. Discovery
Dan LaTerra, Vice President, Advanced Production Technologies CBS Sports Digital - Paramount
Advertisement
US media and telco giant Comcast is to spin off its NBCUniversal cable television networks into a separate, publicly traded company.
Improved standards are helping to drive the migration of live production to IP and the cloud, whilst greater personalisation, extended coverage and higher-quality video all remain high on the wish list.
AMC Networks has acquired full control of BBC America, its joint venture with BBC Studios.
Advertisement
A fireside chat discussing how COACTIVE uses generative AI to accelerate metadata generation for media and entertainment customers.
Companies have come to rely on cookies to gather consumer data and serve targeted ads online. But fewer than 50% of consumers accept cookies, and data privacy laws are being codified around the world. Add to that growing consumer expectation of privacy coupled with shrinking marketing budgets—it all adds up ...
Johan Bolin, Chief Research & Innovation Officer at Ateliere, explores the future of AI-powered content interactions, with new ways to curate content, optimise decision-making, and enhance user experiences.
IBC is run by the industry, for the industry. Six leading international bodies own IBC, representing both exhibitors and visitors. Their insights ensure that the annual convention is always relevant, comprehensive and timely. It is with their support that IBC remains the leading international forum for everyone involved in content creation, management and delivery.
Site powered by Webvision Cloud
No comments yet