The Next Frontier: Operationalizing Live Cloud Workflows at Scale
SVG Cloud & Content Workflows Summit 2026
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51m
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 paving the way. From infrastructure as code (IaC) to AI-ready architectures, this forward-looking discussion explores the new methodologies poised to make cloud and software-defined systems the future foundation of live sports production.
Panelists:
Marwan Al-Habbal, Matrox Video, Senior Manager, Product Management and Applications
Jon Dakss, Oracle, VP, Media Services, OCI Media & Multicloud
Mathieu Rochon, CBC/Radio-Canada, Senior Technical Advisor Engineering, Technology and Infrastructure
Moderator:
Ken Kerschbaumer, SVG, Co-Executive Director, Editorial Services
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