In this panel, we hear how the Coronavirus has affected each of these businesses and what kind of permanent effect it will have on the industry. We hear what the new key requirements are going forward and how these companies are preparing for the post-Covid-19 era.
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This webinar begins with an interview between IABM’s Head of Insight & Analysis Lorenzo Zanni and Simon Farnsworth (Executive Vice President & Global Head of Broadcast Technology and Operations, Discovery Inc.) which covers:
- How the cloud has helped Discovery transition to a new media factory
- The challenges Discovery face when delivering major events to different European audiences
- The challenges Discovery has faced transitioning from CAPEX to OPEX
- How the move to cloud has influenced the relationship Discovery have with media technology suppliers
IABM Principal Analyst Riikka Koponen follows the interview with an in depth presentation detailing some of the key data insights and trends in the Broadcast & Media Industry.
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Eurosport ditched the old-school RFPs and opted for a close partnership with NEP to transform the way the biggest live sports events are produced, managed and distributed.
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Marc Segar (Director of Technology, NEP Australia) will explain the drivers and key benefits behind having a multi-client, multi-user and centralized environment as NEP Australia embark on the largest IP roll out to date. Four new all-IP broadcast trucks, seven upgraded existing trucks, and two new IP production centers are creating centralized facilities for equipment, whilst technical and production staff have the flexibility to work anywhere on the new network. All equipment and resources are shared in real-time across all connected 29 tier one sports arenas. [bc_video video_id="5770505809001" account_id="4229317768001" player_id="BkgkXSCcOM" embed="in-page" padding_top="56%" autoplay="autoplay" min_width="0px" max_width="640px" width="100%" height="100%"]
Designed around a multi-client, multi user and centralised environment, NEP Australia is embarking on the largest IP roll out to date. Four new all IP broadcast trucks, seven upgraded existing trucks, and two new IP production centres are creating centralised facilities for equipment, whilst technical and production staff have the flexibility to work anywhere on the new network. All equipment and resources are shared in real-time across all connected locations. Marc Segar (Director of Technology, NEP Australia) explains the drivers and key benefits behind the science of the technology. [maxbutton id="136" url="https://theiabm.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/MarkSegar.pdf"]
Marc Segar (Director of Technology, NEP Australia) explains the drivers and key benefits behind having a multi-client, multi-user and centralized environment as NEP Australia embark on the largest IP roll out to date. Four new all-IP broadcast trucks, seven upgraded existing trucks, and two new IP production centers are creating centralized facilities for equipment, whilst technical and production staff have the flexibility to work anywhere on the new network. All equipment and resources are shared in real-time across all connected 29 tier one sports arenas.
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In late 2017,
NEP Australia, the country’s leading provider of outside broadcast and studio solutions, delivered the world’s first live-to-air, uncompressed HD remote production using SMPTE 2110 through NEP’s new permanent centralised production facility, The Andrews Hub. Under the direction of technology director and 25-year industry veteran Marc Segar, NEP used state-of-the-art, all-IP (internet protocol) facilities to allow NEP’s engineers, cameramen and talent producers to broadcast a Hyundai A-League match from Brisbane while all production staff, including the director, vision switcher, audio director, graphics and replay operators, worked from the Andrews Hub Sydney control room, 932km away.
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