Monday, December 12, 2022 Location: Murray Hill Suite, 2nd Floor Time: 10:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. ET
As more media organizations look to virtualize infrastructure and enhance remote-production workflows, the role of the cloud has never been more integral to creating compelling sports content. This workshop provides an overview of the primary technological and operational considerations when shifting to the cloud, as well as an inside look at the innovative cloud-based workflows being used by sports-media organizations today.
10:30 - 10:35 p.m.
Welcoming Remarks by Lead Sponsor, The Switch
Presented by: Rob Szabo-Rowe, The Switch, SVP, Engineering and Product Management
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Presented by: Rob Szabo-Rowe, The Switch, SVP, Engineering and Product Management Visit www.svgcollege.com to view live event.
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10:35 - 11:15 a.m.
Cloud Editing and Collaboration: How Remote Work Has Changed the Production Game
In the thick of the pandemic, remote and cloud-based workflows went from nicety to necessity. Although some production work has returned to the office, much of the workforce remains remote, and the need for distributed architectures has grown exponentially. Hear how content creators are editing and managing their media in the cloud and how these tools have opened up entirely new outlets for creative collaboration. Moderator: Dave Klee, A+E Networks, VP, Strategic Media Solutions Panelists: Margaret Craig, Signiant, CEO Johnathan Evans, The Switch, Research and Development Contractor Andrew Reich, AWS, Senior Consultant, Sports, Professional Services Joe Zappala, NBA, Director, Media Operations and Technology
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In the thick of the pandemic, remote and cloud-based workflows went from nicety to necessity. Although some production work has returned to the office, much of the workforce remains remote, and the need for distributed architectures has grown exponentially. Hear how content creators are editing and managing their media in the cloud and how these tools have opened up entirely new outlets for creative collaboration. Moderator: Dave Klee, A+E Networks, VP, Strategic Media Solutions Panelists: Margaret Craig, Signiant, CEO Johnathan Evans, The Switch, Research and Development Contractor Andrew Reich, AWS, Senior Consultant, Sports, Professional Services Joe Zappala, NBA, Director, Media Operations and Technology Visit www.svgcollege.com to view live event.
11:15 - 11:30 a.m.
AWS Case Study: The PGA TOUR’s MAM Moves to AWS
Hear why the PGA TOUR moved their MAM and Archive to the cloud, and what benefits and opportunities this has afforded them.
Presenters: Jason Dvorkin, AWS, Media & Entertainment Industry Specialist, BD Leader Michael Raimondo, PGA TOUR Entertainment, Vice President, Broadcast Technology
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Hear why the PGA TOUR moved their MAM and Archive to the cloud, and what benefits and opportunities this has afforded them. Presenters: Jason Dvorkin, AWS, Media & Entertainment Industry Specialist, BD Leader Michael Raimondo, PGA TOUR Entertainment, Vice President, Broadcast Technology Visit www.svgcollege.com to view live event.
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11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
Cloud Storage and Archiving: Public vs. Private vs. Hybrid and Where It’s All Headed
Sports-media organizations — both big and small — are increasingly moving to cloud-native, hybrid, and multi-cloud infrastructures for their archiving needs. While large-scale cloud platforms offer a wealth of AI/ML tools, on-premises cost savings, and SaaS-based pricing models, they can also produce a serious case of sticker shock when the egress bill arrives. In this session, major cloud platforms, ISV partners, and media orgs offer best practices for creating a cloud-storage environment that works for you. Moderator: Tab Butler, SVG Sports Content Management Committee, Former Chairman Panelists: Kendall Ginsbach, Riot Games, Global Lead, Content Operations Kevin Kim, Equinix, Director, Incubation and Commercialization Nick Pearce, Object Matrix, Co-Founder Scott Rinehart, University of Notre Dame, Director, Broadcast and Streaming Technologies
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Sports-media organizations — both big and small — are increasingly moving to cloud-native, hybrid, and multi-cloud infrastructures for their archiving needs. While large-scale cloud platforms offer a wealth of AI/ML tools, on-premises cost savings, and SaaS-based pricing models, they can also produce a serious case of sticker shock when the egress bill arrives. In this session, major cloud platforms, ISV partners, and media orgs offer best practices for creating a cloud-storage environment that works for you. Moderator: Tab Butler, SVG Sports Content Management Committee, Former Chairman Panelists: Kendall Ginsbach, Riot Games, Global Lead, Content Operations Kevin Kim, Equinix, Director, Incubation and Commercialization Nick Pearce, Object Matrix, Co-Founder Scott Rinehart, University of Notre Dame, Director, Broadcast and Streaming Technologies Visit www.svgcollege.com to view live event.
