Thought leadership – Page 13
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Thought LeadershipThe rapidly changing state of the industry
The main mission is to make certain the delivery chain can support every emerging technology, says Carl Walter Holst, CEO, Appear TV
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Thought LeadershipThe value of glass in a digital world
Fashions may come and go but quality, crafted lenses always show their class, says Seth Emmons, marketing director CW Sonderoptic
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Thought LeadershipThe future is content centric
If content still is king, TV anywhere, anytime and all other forms of media consumption are rocking the throne, says Michel Beke, svp, product strategy, MediaGeniX.
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Thought LeadershipVirtualisation at the heart of the playout revolution
Vendors offer a wealth of ’best-in-class’ IP solutions but how many of them are truly able to virtualise these solutions, and to what extent are they proven today? asks Tom Gittins, CEO, Pebble Beach Systems
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Thought LeadershipCloud for broadcasters - why and how to use it
The industry is seeing nuanced and bespoke cloud deployments, explains Lee Sheppard, director of product management, SGL
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Thought LeadershipUsing IT for MAM - and building a true media factory
The goal of building a media factory is to simplify and automate content delivery to multiple platforms, explains Julian Fernandez-Campon, business solution director, Tedial
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Thought LeadershipCloud, 'Edge' vs 'True' cloud playout - is there a difference?
The difference between an ‘edge’ and a ‘true’ cloud playout are stark, says Igor Krol, CEO, Veset
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Thought LeadershipFrom formats to targeted advertising - media transformation in the digital era
Automation is critical to effective content-generation for OTT and multiscreen services, says Gary Learner, CTO, Volicon, part of Verizon Digital Media Services
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Thought LeadershipWhat use cloud? How Cloud adoption in broadcast is rapidly evolving
Cloud broadcast solutions overcome limitations of traditional delivery models, making it easy to personalise content and ads, explains K.A. Srinivasan, co-founder, Amagi
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Thought LeadershipSpeed, mobility and scale, what role for IT as Media moves faster than ever
After years of talking about it media is finally mobile while new transport technologies enables file-based live production, explains Winfried Schultz, marketing director EMEA, Black Box
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Thought LeadershipThe challenge of outperforming current offerings across the entire value chain
The competition to deliver content with ever higher technical specifications is both challenging and exciting, says Tom Lithgow, product manager, Bluefish444
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Thought LeadershipUsing forensic watermarking to protect UHD content
Tor Helge Kristiansen, evp principal architect, Conax, explains forensic watermarking and why it can be highly useful in fighting 4K content piracy.
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Thought LeadershipPrediction: SSDs will replace hard discs for primary storage
Hard disks will be replaced by SSDs as primary storage in the mid-term, predicts Jan de Wit, CEO, Dynamic Drive Pool
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Thought LeadershipReacting to the Internet of Things
We always try to be one step ahead to be fully prepared as the industry evolves, explains Ian Hilditch, CEO, ETL Systems.
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Thought LeadershipFuture proofing investments means avoiding proprietary cul-de-sacs
In these uncertain times companies and consumers are looking for dependability, believes Roland Ollek, CEO, Guntermann & Drunck
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Thought LeadershipSaaS, IP and HDR dominate the industry
Software as a Service, IP connectivity and HDR themes will dominate at IBC, says Tom Lattie, vp, market development; product strategy, video products, Harmonic
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Thought LeadershipThe future of tape storage - scale and security
Laura Loredo (Hewlett Packard Enterprise), Shawn Brume (IBM) and Terry Cochran (Quantum) – collectively representing The LTO Program –weigh in on how tape storage can help meet security needs and maximise budgets in the media and entertainment industry.
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Thought LeadershipSaaS, metadata, cloud, transforming the economics of broadcast production
SaaS has moved from the margins to the mainstream with business and operational benefits driving adoption, says Paul Glasgow, sales and marketing director, Marquis Broadcast
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Thought LeadershipSoftware, hardware, datacentres and broadcasting - interrelated not mutually exclusive
Marwan Al-Habbal, product manager, Matrox, discusses why a combination of both software and hardware is the right approach for building broadcast solutions.
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Thought LeadershipEmerging opportunities in fibre-optic transport
Traditional point-to-point dark fibre remains the best transport option for 4K and 8K, says Frank Jachetta, President, MultiDyne
