Lisa Aussieker, VP of Marketing, Qwilt, offered her thoughts on of the industry from the NAB show floor.
NAB 2023: Lisa Aussieker, Qwilt
NAB2023: IBC365 spoke to Lisa Aussieker, VP of Marketing, Qwilt, who gave an overview of the latest tech trends
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