Speakers
Rick Young, SVP, Global Products - LTN
Hubert Czaja, Head of Distribution Systems - Deutsche Welle
Deutsche Welle’s path to the future with a global IP transmission network
Hubert Czaja has a big job at Deutsche Welle. He is responsible for delivering DW content around the world reliably and efficiently. No longer is global satellite footprint enough to reach audiences fragmented across regions, direct to consumer platforms and viewing on a dizzying array of connected devices. Hubert will explain how he and the DW team found value in a reliable global IP transmission network to leverage an existing investment in infrastructure while positioning the network for the future.
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