The IABM 2020 Future Trends Channel is an online launch pad for innovation with a packed agenda of presentations that explore up-and-coming technology and business trends and how they will segue from today’s environment.

Delivered over 5 weeks in September and free to attend/watch on demand, the Future Trends Channel will offer one live event every Tuesday together with a vast array of online content designed to provide attendees with knowledge and insight to help them make more informed decisions.

Virtual Week - Cloud & Virtualization - Live Event

Tuesday 1 September, 3pm BST / 4pm CEST

Featuring

The coronavirus pandemic has significantly accelerated the move to the cloud that was already underway. The leading BaM Content Chain® segments are Manage and Publish, but adoption is accelerating in every segment.

The Virtual Week live event will focus on everything related to cloudification and dematerialization of media operations, including innovative technology solutions to address social distancing, at-home production and distributed media workflows. Are we now heading all the way into the cloud and remote models? What are the technologies that are already enabling this move – and what’s coming next?

We will be asking our panelists about how they have drastically shifted their risk preferences regarding moving to cloud-based operations along with the challenges that remain to be addressed for media technologists in cloud-based operations in production.

Hear from our experts about whether the industry still needs to develop when it comes to streamlining multi-cloud workflows and what the primary delivery mechanism will become as we emerge from the pandemic.

Finally, we will hear how these companies have changed their development practices with a greater focus on speed.

Additional live events in September

Data Week - AI/ML & Analytics - 7 - 11 September

Mesmerizing Week - Imaging & Immersive - 14 - 18 September

Streaming Week - Streaming Content & Platforms - 21 - 25 September

Money Week - Future Media Economics - 28 September - 2 October