SVG Cloud & Content Workflows Summit 2026

SVG Cloud & Content Workflows Summit 2026

The Cloud & Content Workflows Summit brought together leaders from across the sports-production industry to examine how cloud technologies, virtualization, and AI are reshaping the way live and non-live content is created, managed, and distributed.

Combining programming focused on both live production and content management, the event explored everything from cloud-based production workflows and AI-powered tools to MAM/PAM systems, storage and archiving, orchestration, and workflow automation. Dedicated afternoon tracks gave attendees the opportunity to dive deeper into the technologies and strategies transforming their respective areas of the sports-media ecosystem.

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SVG Cloud & Content Workflows Summit 2026
  • Tales From the Trenches: Adventures in Cloud-Based Production

    Cloud-based sports production has moved from buzzword to backbone. Hear leagues, broadcasters, and streamers share unfiltered stories from the front lines of live game production, as well as cloud-based efforts for playout, media management, archive workflows, automated highlights, and more.

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  • The Control Room Without Walls: Replicating the PCR in the Cloud

    The traditional production-control room is being reimagined in the cloud. Although some pieces of the production ecosystem in the cloud are ready for primetime, others still have work to do. From lean, stripped-down builds to full PCR replication with every bell and whistle, hear how live-sports-...

  • The Economics of Cloud Production: Navigating Costs, Licenses, and Services

    Cloud production promises flexibility and scale, but the monthly bill tells a more complicated story. Users, vendors, and technologists break down the real economics: compute and egress costs, SaaS and licensing models, managed services versus DIY, and budgeting for live-event spikes. As vendor d...

  • AI-Driven Production and the Cloud: Driving New Efficiencies

    AI and the cloud are a powerful pairing, and sports production is where the impact is hitting hardest. From automated highlights, intelligent camera switching, and orchestrated playout to metadata generation, content tagging, and personalized feeds, hear how leagues, broadcasters, and technology ...

  • The Rise of Distributed Production and What’s Next for REMI

    Distributed and REMI production models are being redefined by cloud-based workflows that move signals, tools, and talent across geographies. Hear how leagues and broadcasters are leveraging cloud-based workflows to power REMI and at-home models, tackling latency, connectivity, and crew coordinati...

  • The Next Frontier: Operationalizing Live Cloud Workflows at Scale

    The proof of concepts and early builds are done. Now comes the hard part: making live cloud production repeatable, scalable, and reliable across full schedules. Hear how leagues and broadcasters are operationalizing workflows in hyperscale environments, with emerging frameworks like DMF and MXL p...

  • Rising Tides: How the Public Cloud Can Transform Tier 2 and 3 Sports Production

    Tier 1 sports get big budgets and plenty of technological infrastructure, but lower-tier properties — as well as college, youth, and emerging sports — have had to make do with whatever they can get. The public cloud is changing that equation. Hear how leagues, conferences, and rightsholders below...

  • Beyond MAM: Manifesting a Fully Integrated, Multi-System Future

    Most sports-media organizations have moved beyond the idea that MAM is the end-all, be-all of media management. PAMs and DAMs still play a role, but the real story is integration — across asset-management systems, production workflows, and the cloud. Hear how leagues, broadcasters, and technologi...

  • Metadata Is the Product: AI-Driven Logging, Tagging, and Search

    In the AI era, metadata isn't an afterthought; it's the product. Rich, accurate, and instantly searchable metadata fuels everything from automated highlights and personalized feeds to monetization and archive value. Hear how leagues, broadcasters, and technologists are deploying AI-driven logging...

  • Sitting on Gold: Strategies and Tools for Monetizing Your Library Content

    Every media manager has fielded the call from Business Development looking for new ways to monetize library content. In today's challenging economic climate, the pressure is only growing. Hear how leagues, broadcasters, and teams are making archive content easier to surface, license, and sell — a...

  • Tiered Storage Strategies for Sports Archives Amid RAM and Flash Shortages

    Decades of game footage, growing archives, and rising storage costs due to RAM and flash shortages make tiering more critical than ever. Hear how leagues, broadcasters, and technologists are rethinking hot-, warm-, and cold-tiering strategies, balancing performance, cost, and accessibility to kee...

  • Welcoming Remarks by AWS

    The 2026 SVG Cloud & Content Management Workflows Summit opens with welcoming remarks from Jason Dvorkin, AWS, Head of Industry Business Development - Americas, Media & Entertainment, Games, and Sports.

  • 55,000+ Events a Year: How FloSports Uses Cloud Production to Scale

    Hear about the tools and workflows behind the production engine that lets FloSports stream over 55,000 events each year. From acquisition to distribution, breaking down how they scale a live operation of this size, including how they solve one of the hardest problems at this volume: delivering pr...

  • Keeping Every Team in the Game: Smarter Collaboration for Modern Media Teams

    As media teams become more distributed and content demands continue to grow, keeping people connected to the content they need has become a competitive advantage. Through real-world customer examples, discover how leading organizations are removing workflow bottlenecks, simplifying media manageme...