Digitising workflows while reducing operational cost
Television broadcasting production and technology is migrating from videotape to IT
platforms. IT-based production is new and entirely different to videotape production across the enterprise. It brings very significant efficiencies and cost savings, but requires a change in infrastructure and the way people in TV operations work.
The move to file-based operation and delivery creates many new Media Asset Management and interoperability issues that need to be studied, understood and overcome. How can you take advantage of digital workflows by making it interoperable and integrated? The IT Broadcast Workflow is TVBEurope’s new, unique event that will explain, at a one-day event, how you can remove cost from the mechanics of producing and delivering television
Take advantage of file-based operation by making it interoperable and integrated
The long migration from tape to data files is occurring across studio and live production; newsroom production; episodic production; post production; and playout/transmission to various multi-format and multi-platform outlets. New
acquisition formats are entirely file-based and tapeless; but most broadcasters still have tape islands or could still benefit from new generations of IT-based systems.
Many broadcasters have partially adopted IT-based workflows; but all of them would agree that not everything works together as expected and there is still much to learn from others undergoing the same changes around Europe. This is the only conference that goes in-depth to focus on this most critical transformation occurring right now in broadcast operations. The IT Broadcast Workflow is your unique opportunity to
learn about the latest technologies and techniques, gather information and contacts, and network with your peers.
Who should attend?
Chief Technology Officer, Director of Operations, Programme Operations Manager, Media Manager, Head of Production Resources, Head of Post Production, Procurement Manager, Chief Engineer, Head of IT, Operations Manager
Target audience organisation:
Public broadcaster, commercial broadcaster, niche channel provider, playout facility, content production company, post production and facility company, rental and hire company, outside broadcast and events service, content rights holder and distributor, archive content owner, service provider, publishing and non-video content owner, corporate and business television, government and military, search engine and online aggregator, freelance professional, broadcast equipment vendor
