IBC2022: Join us for a panel discussion with the leaders behind some of the most inspiring media technology transformations. Find out how Globo, Sky, TELUS and KPN have developed new ways of working, differentiated their offerings, and continued to thrive while meeting the needs of a constantly evolving market.
Moderator:
Andrew Walker, Global Communications & Media Lead - Accenture
Panel:
Raymundo Barros, Chief Technology Officer - Globo
Dana Filip-Crandal, EVP and Chief Operating Officer - Sky Germany
Tim Fell, Vice President, Future Friendly Technology Services - TELUS
Just Hut, Director, Media Experience Lead - KPN
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