In the last few years, the creator economy has boomed, with an increasing number of people worldwide pursuing their passions and sharing the content they create on various user-generated content platforms such as YouTube, Spotify, or TikTok. This Briefing aims to delve into the forces shaping the growth of the creator economy and its implications for media and technology.
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Evolution is a long and connected path, every branch from the tree has a parallel variant that has subtly developed & diversified to create something best suited for its environment.
farmerswife is always evolving. Learning from the past 22 years we have grown deep roots of experience and constantly adapted to the media industry’s needs.
farmerswife and Cirkus, connecting and collaborating for the benefit of both platforms – and the winner is your team!
People are a big part of this evolution. Our experienced and responsive team provides the bedrock on which our products can take root and flourish.
Cirkus, a new solution from farmerswife. The fresh way to help you and your team get work done. Forging a new path to stay connected. Plans and tracks it all, and keeps everyone in the loop.
farmerswife is the proven engine for complex projects and financial management demands.
While Cirkus is an elegant and simple day to day task collaboration tool for teams.
Together, farmerswife and Cirkus solve your company’s needs, end to end.
In this IABM TV interview, Patrick Woolcocks (Sales Manager – Europe, Middle East & North America, CONNECT) discusses the importance of investing in network monitoring. Patrick also explains the recent major update to Kybio.
Overview:
IPv6 is the next generation Internet Protocol and is currently being deployed in Service Providers and Enterprises across the world. This 2 day practical course covers the benefits and features of this protocol and considers strategies for migrating from IPv4 to IPv6.
Delegates will learn about the operation of IPv6 networks and the essential theory is reinforced using practical examples and utilising wireshark traces.
IPV6 builds on and improves on the existing IPv4 protocol and delegates attending the training should have a good working knowledge of IPv4. Delegates must have a level of networking knowledge commensurate with that covered in the "IP Network Essentials for Engineers" course. Ideally delegates should also have attended the "Advanced IP Networks for Engineers" course.
Availability:
This course is run on demand and can be delivered at a location to suit you. Due to the bespoke nature of both the delivery and the content of these courses, please click the button below to request further information and we will be able to put together a quote based on your needs.
The Cloudverse is in motion, and it gravitates towards ARM technology. In this webinar, we’ll discuss the benefits and maybe drawbacks of transitioning your Linux-based workflows from x86 to ARM processors. Also, we’ll be looking at what’s available in the ARMverse “below the clouds.” The entire MainConcept SDK portfolio—from AVC to VC-1—now supports use on ARM-based Linux platforms including Raspberry Pi and AWS Graviton instances. In this webinar, Nicolai Otto, Director Product Management, will discuss: the availability and new, exciting proposals enabled by ARM processors (Amazon Graviton); cost savings possible by well-optimized processing chains on ARM (cost comparison Intel/ARM-based on AWS); other deployments of ARM beyond mobile and Cloud (e.g., Raspberry Pi, NVIDIA Jetson); and future considerations for processing mix between x86 and ARM.
The digital video world is evolving at a rapid pace, and 2022 is likely to be a landmark year as we see the 8K ecosystem and new codec technology, especially VVC, boldly emerge as HEVC and AVC continue to skyrocket. There is no doubt that OTT streaming is here to stay, and with the Beijing Olympics looming large and Hollywood back in full production mode, 2022 should be a banner year for Media, Entertainment & Broadcast.
Geoff Gordon, our VP Marketing, hosts speakers from MainConcept, IMG Arena and Endeavor Streaming as they share highlights from 2021 and bold predictions for 2022. We will explore:
With the farmerswife cloud hosting solution we can keep our monthly costs low but we can generate quotes, schedule our studios and people and make sure we invoice our clients for all the work done.
THE CHALLENGE
Knowing farmerswife from previous work places it was quite clear that, once we started SCHWARM, we needed a tool for quoting, management and invoicing, and that farmerswife will be the solution as it offers the whole bandwidth of project management and financials.
THE SOLUTION
With the farmerswife cloud hosting solution we can keep our monthly costs low but we can generate quotes, schedule our studios and people and make sure we invoice our clients for all the work done. We can keep track of time spent by Freelancers and in our studios and get a full picture of all that is going on.
THE SUPPORT
As we have been previously using farmerswife we didn’t need a lot of training. But we could always rely on the helpful sources of farmerswife support. In the initial phase they supported us with the template configuration and database setup and continue to help and consult with adjustment on templates and in our workflow.
In this IABM TV interview, Rob Fowler (Director of Business Development, Brompton Technology Limited) discusses the advantages of using LED over other display technologies.
In this IABM TV interview, Ken Rubin (Senior VP of Sales, Actus Digital) and Keith DesRosiers (VP of Solutions Engineering, Actus Digital) discuss the features that take Actus beyond Engineering, and the customers they are involved with.
CES 2022 took place as a physical trade show between Monday January 3rd and Friday January 7th. The show attracted over 40,000 attendees in person, of which 30% travelled from outside the US, representing 119 countries, according to the Consumer Electronics Association (CTA). This year, CES acted as a grand experiment in how to organize an in-person event during the on-going pandemic. While there were nearly empty showroom areas – as many major tech companies and media businesses had pulled out from the show – a “next big thing” that the conversation largely focused on throughout the show was clear – the metaverse, referring to a network of virtual universes combining VR/AR technologies. This was the case, even though Meta (and Amazon, Microsoft and Google) pulled out only few days before the show started.
We think that CES 2022 has highlighted important trends related to the future of technology and trade shows, which is why we have analyzed these topics in the first IABM Media Tech Intelligence Briefing of 2022.
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