IBC2023: This panel explores the drivers for the shift toward IP-based distribution. Panellists outline the benefits, implications for workflows, the challenges of moving customers from legacy systems, opportunities for new entrants, the significance of scalability and how to leverage technologies that can improve efficiency, time-to-market and audience engagement.
Stuart Thomson, Editorial Director - Digital TV Europe & TBI
Gary Hamer, SVP Sales & Business Development - SmartLabs
Brad Wall, Chief Technology Officer - LTN
Paul Martin, Strategy and Business Development Director - MainStreaming
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IBC365 asked broadcasters, consultants and vendors about the dominant and emerging tech trends they were seeing at NAB and in their sector. While GenAI had undoubtedly been the buzzword at the show, participants referenced the widespread adoption of IP tech, the integration of AI-powered tools with current workflows, interactive TV, ...
IBC365 spoke with broadcasters, consultants and vendors about the biggest challenges facing the M&E and tech industries. Responses covered the management of customer expectations, dealing with the fallout from the streaming wars, biases in competition and regulations, a lack of knowledge sharing around sustainability, IP engineering/technical issues, managing costs in ...
IBC365 rounded up industry experts at NAB to hear their opinions on the areas with the most disruptive impact on the M&E sector.
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