Making the virtual a reality

Making the virtual a reality 16 November 2015

With six weeks to go until the end of 2015, it's once again time to reflect on the trends and changes our industry has seen over the last 12 months. The broadcast industry continues to be as fast paced as ever and is once again characterised by a broad spectrum of challenges and opportunities. With this unprecedented period of change, it is easy to refer to our industry as broadcast' but do we need to define it differently as this past year has seen it evolve to much more than that? Is the emphasis moving from the broadcast and media industry to media and broadcast?

These are just some of the important questions our expert line-up will be debating at this year's Annual International Business Conference being held on 3-4 December, at Radisson Blu Edwardian Heathrow Hotel, London.

Previous Business Conference's and, indeed industry trade shows, have been dominated by picture quality, ultra-high definition (UHD/4K) and 8K but we're seeing new topics leading the agenda such as: new business models, the use of analytics, social media and the ever-important technology transition with the introduction of IT technology throughout the programme, production and distribution chain.

As we all prepare for the future of broadcasting and companies transform to stay innovative, exciting and, most importantly, meet their customers' ever-changing needs, we will explore how traditional broadcast will adapt and adjust to a changing world the question of will we recognise our industry in 10 years' time' has never been more relevant.

We hope you can join us for what promises to be an informative and lively conference to equip you with the knowledge you need to help your business prepare and prosper in 2016.

Please click here to register and view the full schedule

About IABM International Business Conference and Awards

Our Conference is unique with its focus on not just the technology but the broad spectrum of challenges and opportunities facing everyone in the broadcast and media industry. Internationally renowned speakers will uncover the business trends based upon exclusive IABM market research data and data from other research organisations. The implications for the industry will be analysed and debated from the perspective of technology suppliers and end users. New business models will be explored and debated, highlighting the opportunities to exploit the significant growth opportunities that come with change. As the broadcast and media industry is transformed, this is the only conference that takes a balanced view of not only the technology but the operational and business implications.

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