Access to content anytime, anywhere using GrayMeta and Qumulo

Original Air Date:    Tuesday, April 21, 2020 at 1:00PM PDT / 4:00PM EDT

Join us to learn how GrayMeta and Qumulo are simplifying workflows, driving organizational and cost efficiencies across the content supply chain. Through the seamless integration of the GrayMeta platform powered by Machine Learning, its suite of next generation quality control, compliance and collaboration tools, and the myriad of storage solutions offered by Qumulo, content is more readily accessible, anytime, anywhere.

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Presented by Josh Wiggins, President

In Conversation with Encompass

In this IABM TV interview, Scott Brown (CTO, Encompass Digital Media) discusses Encompass’ launch into cloud, and the problems and applications this is allowing them to solve.

Q1. I see you guys have launched a cloud? Why now, and why do this when there are so many others?
Q2. I know you talk about being built for broadcast, when our industry is moving towards IP, at pace, why do you still need to build specifically for broadcast?
Q3. What kinds of problems/applications does having this cloud allow you to solve?
Q4. I noticed you talk about industry-leading SLAs. Clouds have SLAs, are they not suitable for broadcasters?

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In Conversation with Black Box

In this IABM TV interview, John Hickey (Senior Director of KVM and R&D, Black Box) discusses the latest developments in KVM technology from Black Box.

Q1) What’s the latest developments in KVM technology from Black Box?
Q2) How can KVM technology help broadcasters to migrate to IP-based content distribution infrastructures?
Q3) Virtualized server infrastructures help more and more broadcasters to save money and react more flexibly on changing market needs. How does KVM technology help with this?

In Conversation with CGI

In this IABM TV interview, Michael Thielen (Vice President of Radio Solutions, CGI) discusses the takeover of SCISYS by CGI.

Q1) What are the benefits of being part of CGI?
Q2) How has CGI handled the pandemic situation internally and externally?
Q3) What type of solutions have played a key role here?
Q4) Where is CGI heading towards in the future?

In Conversation with TSL Products

Mark Davies (Director of Products and Technology, TSL Products) discusses the current situation and how it has affected the company and its customers.

In Conversation with SDNsquare

In this IABM TV interview, Henry Alexander (CEO, SDNsquare) discusses the current situation and how it can be an opportunity to improve or change the way the broadcast industry works.

Q1) How is the current situation affecting your business?
Q2) What’s the latest news of your company?
Q3) How do you see the need for more and better IP connectivity and performance?
Q4) Do you think that the current situation is an opportunity to improve or change the way the broadcast industry works? And if so, which are the most important important and challenging of these possible changes?

In Conversation with nanocosmos

In this IABM TV interview, Oliver Lietz (CEO, nanocosmos GmbH) discusses live streaming for audience interaction.

Q1) Who are you and what does your company do?
Q2) What is ‘live streaming for audience interaction’, what does it mean?
Q3) Can you share the current situation of the live streaming industry and current trends?
Q4) What is your solution and could you provide a future outlook?

What AI can really do for an end user’s video business with Jump

Jeronimo Macanas (JUMP CEO & CO-founder) describes the challenges faced by the video entertainment industry that can be effectively addressed by state-of-the-art AI today. He explains real experiences about how to approach implementing AI in video entertainment organisations like a journey where each step represents progress with real business benefits.

Broadcast India Show 2020 Webinars

The Broadcast India Show 2020, India’s leading event for television, film, radio, audio; from its content creation to its management and delivery. Broadcast India Show 2019 attracted 11098 unique visitors at decision-making levels. Over 500 companies from 36 countries covered 1,00,000 sq ft of space at the Bombay Exhibition Centre, making the event an unprecedented success.

We have launched a series of webinars, in collaboration with our exhibitors, providing a knowledge-sharing platform for interesting dialogue between professionals and industry stalwarts, to discuss industry trends, latest technology and tips & tricks of the trade.

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