AWS's Andrew Reich on the Latest in the Cloud, Helping Clients Adjust to Change
SVG Sports Cloud Production Forum 2024
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A perennial juggernaut in cloud-based workflows, Amazon Web Services (AWS) is aware of the constant changes seen in this sector of the industry. With working relationships with professional sports leagues and a tangible knowledge about how the cloud is playing a larger role in live production, the company is a reliable resource for individuals looking to get started.
At the SVG Sports Cloud Production Forum, AWS's Senior Industry Specialist BD, Media & Entertainment, Games, Sports, Andrew Reich, highlights latest developments, the trends that are impacting their clients and how they're helping them navigate these changes, and why this event is important to further educate the community about the cloud.
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