Future-Forward Tech: The Impact of Cloud, AI, and Automation In-Venue
SVG Venues & Teams Summit 2026
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44m
Every aspect of live sports productions has felt the effects of newly embraced technologies. Solutions in the cloud, artificial intelligence, machine learning, and automation are only a few workflows that are leaving their mark on both day-to-day and year-long tasks. In this conversation, key tech suppliers examine their increased use, how teams and venues have become accustomed to these technologies, and how they play a factor on gameday.
Panelists:
Rick Gibson, Lumen, VP, Media and Entertainment / Vyvx Broadcast Solutions
Amanda Rutledge, Ross Video, Broadcast Production Specialist - Rocket Surgery
Arin Segal, Telestream, Strategic Account Director - Sports, Venues & Trucks
Steven Thorpe, NEP Group, SVP, Product Strategy and Growth, Connected Solutions
Moderator:
Jason Dachman, SVG, Editorial Director, U.S.
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