Panel:
John Gleeson, Chief Operating Officer - Storj
Mike Szumlinski, Chief Revenue Officer - Iconik
Cloud video production requires better storage - how Iconik is making it happen with Storj
IBC2022: We all want to move to cloud video production, but cloud storage is still a big obstacle due to inconsistent performance, security and high costs. Iconik will share how their partnership with Storj, a new type of cloud storage, is extending the value of their platform with unlimited, low-cost storage that is super fast for raw file sharing to anywhere in the world.
Attend to learn:
● How Storj is different from traditional cloud storage
● How Storj works for media production workflows
● How Iconik is innovating to meet their customer’s needs for storage
● Results from video studios and agencies
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