The Only Constant Is Change: Facility Transition to IP, NDI, and More
SVG College Summit 2024
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42m
While the demands on the number of live productions athletic departments deliver each year grow, technology continues to evolve around us. How is the overall industry shift to IP and NDI
impacting collegiate athletic departments and how is it aiming to make our lives easier? A panel of industry leaders and technology vendors discuss."
Panelists:
Chandler Apple, Georgia State University, Lead Broadcast Engineer
Chris Burgos, Vizrt, Sales Enablement Manager
Patrick Daly, Diversified, Principal Engineer – Media
Liam O'Hanlon, Quince Imaging, Director of Engineering
Scott Rinehart, Notre Dame Studios, Senior Director
Stefan Tribble, Ross Video, Solution Specialist, Sports & Live Events
Moderator:
Ken Kerschbaumer, SVG, Co-Executive Director, Editorial Services
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