The Key to Agility – Microservices Webinar
One of the biggest trends recently in our industry is the move toward microservices. IABM’s CTO Stan Moote gets the facts from Medianswer’s Chris Lennon on working with multivendor microservices.
Media Microservices
Brick Eksten, CTO, Imagine Communications
Media Microservices level the playing field for how entertainment technology can participate in the wider ecosystem of Cloud and Data Center providing a platform for operational efficiency, innovation, and the bridge to machine learning and artificial intelligence.
Microservices for media
Christopher Lennon (President & CEO, MediAnswers) talks on how microservices have taken other industries by storm, and how they are beginning to do so in the media business
The prominent role of microservices in the future of media companies
Ronan Poullaouec (CTO, AVIWEST) explains how microservices are a software architecture style from which a complex set of applications are broken down into several independent and loosely coupled processes – each often specializing in a single task.
Open-source microservices for GPU-accelerated processing of UHD/WCG material
Richard Cartwright (CTO, Streampunk Media Ltd) discusses the software-only approach in comparison to other methods; describes an initial set of open-source microservices for common colorspace transformations, sizing, mixing and compositing; and more.
Time for the Media Industry to Go Small — and Why That’s a Good Thing
The shrinkage we’re talking about here is of the technology variety. Across the board, from traditional operations to content delivery to business systems, the media and entertainment industry is moving from macro to micro. We’re going granular — taking big, bulky things and breaking them into smaller, much more manageable chunks...
The M&E Industry’s Five Most Important Technology Trends of 2018
By Joe McGarvey, Director of Marketing, Imagine Communications The Original blog can be viewed here: http://ow.ly/EdUS30hIwTl New year. New urgency. The writing has been on the wall for several years. But now, entering 2018, it’s a bit bolder — and possibly in all caps. Broadcasters, content distributors and other organizations that inhabit the media and entertainment ecosystem understand that the inertia that has been building for the past few years around alternative content distribution and consumption models is coming to a head. They understand that if they are to be a factor in an era of increased personalization, where consumers have an unprecedented number of sources for their video entertainment and a growing diversity of options for consuming it, they need to inject their infrastructures and business models with new levels of agility, malleability and cost effectiveness. And they need to do it soon. They also understand that the modernization of their technology foundations is not something that happens overnight and that navigating the transition from their existing infrastructures to next-generation architectures requires both a steady hand and precision budgeting. With that in mind, what follows is a list of the five technologies trends that will play the most pivotal...
