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Tim Fell, Vice President, Future Friendly Technology Services - TELUS
Gino Galassi, Global Sales Lead, Products and Platforms - Accenture
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TELUS: Content-everywhere & digital life platform
IBC2022: OPUS is the vanguard for TELUS’ transformation into a cloud-first, software engineering-driven organization. Built in the midst of a pandemic by teams working 100% remotely, OPUS serves as a foundational asset that will allow TELUS to rapidly deploy future capabilities that integrate Internet of Things, intelligent automation, health services, gaming, and more, in addition to achieving seamless content ubiquity across a myriad of devices. OPUS provides TELUS with an industry-leading platform-based technology solution, and an underpinning operating model designed to cater to its customers’ evolving content needs and increasing demand for digital life services.
Join Tim Fell, Vice-president of Future Friendly Technology Services at TELUS and Gino Galassi, Managing Director, Accenture, as they explore how TELUS built its new cloud and microservices-based platform leveraging Accenture Video Solution (AVS). The project involved wholesale changes in how TELUS’ technology and product teams deliver meaningful experiences to customers - further enabled through its partnership with Accenture. They’ll also share the long-term vision for OPUS which is designed to go beyond TV towards enabling a full suite of technologically advanced and harmonious services that will predict, curate and support customers’ digital lives for years to come.
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