Our latest Content Chain Trends Report: Content Infrastructure & Storage discusses major macro business and tech trends, as well as their effects on products and services in Connect & Store. The COVID-19 pandemic accelerated the adoption of cloud technology, enabling decentralized remote production, and pushed media businesses to invest more in IP connectivity. This report also analyzes the growing popularity of interactive and immersive experiences driving investment in cloud computing, as well as 5G to achieve low latency. Highlights of this report: The pandemic has accelerated the move to remote production, changing the architecture of the production model from centralized to decentralized. The decentralization of resources and shift to remote production increased investment in cloud and IP-based workflows, enabling shared access and collaboration. The pandemic has also accelerated the move to the direct-to-consumer business model, causing a decline in satellite revenues. The move to direct-to-consumer is driving the demand for interactivity and immersive experiences. The growth of streaming audiences is increasing latency, thus shifting the investment focus of media companies to low-latency technologies, such as edge computing via cloud and 5G. View the interactive report below, or click here to access the PDF version.
In Conversation with Qvest
In this IABM TV interview, Kavita Anand (Senior Vice President, IP & Rights Management Practise, OnPrem – a Qvest Company) discusses the increase in content owner investment on rights management solutions.
Pixit Media Case Study: Multicom Entertainment Group
Multicom fully automate intelligent data life-cycle management on-premise and in the Cloud
Balancing cost and quality
We do not need to talk around the concept of IP connectivity in media: that argument has already been won. For contribution circuits – from remote events and locations back to base – there is also an acceptance that IP is the way to go.
In Conversation with Bridge Technologies
In this IABM TV interview, Simen Frostad (Chairman & Co-Founder, Bridge Technologies) discusses Bridge Technologies' successful 2021, and the new integrations and functionalities being developed for 2022.
In Conversation with PHABRIX
In this IABM TV interview, Phillip Adams (Founder and CEO at PHABRIX Ltd) gives an overview of 2021 including their nomination for IABM's BaM Award. Phillip also discusses the latest from test and measurement from PHABRIX, and what to expect in 2022.
Telos Infinity®Accelerates on Dirt!
Telos Infinity streamlines live event comms, saving time and money for Progressive American Flat Track racing.
In Conversation with CONNECT
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.
IPv6 Fundamentals
This 2 day practical course course covers the benefits and features of this protocol and considers strategies for migrating from IPv4 to IPv6.
NDI 5: Making Shared, Multi-Stream Video Productions Possible, Easy and Free for Everyone
NDI (Network Device Interface) from Vizrt Group is the world's most widely adopted, software-defined IP video standard. The free-to-download platform allows everyone to easily share high-quality, low-latency video with anyone — live and in real-time — using billions of available internet-connected devices. At its core, NDI 5 moves video, audio, and data across any global, wireless, mobile or local network; between cameras; mobile devices; computers; and other production equipment.
