Broadband World Forum Americas 2007 Conference: Outstanding panel about deploying and managing large-scale wireless video with End-to-End QoS; Sprint-Nextel, Cisco, Ortiva Wireless, Mobidia
I‘m just coming back from the Broadband World Forum Americas 2007 Conference in Sao Paolo, Brazil. The conference itself was so-and-so – attendance was mediocre, and I don’t speak Portuguese, what made some discussions a little bit complicated.
I was chairman of a Workshop about IPTV markets, trends, best practices, and because a panelist from Accenture didn’t make his plane (so much for Accenture’s acclaimed supply chain and management capabilities), I also ended up speaking. I had 22 people in my audience, mostly vendors, only two operators: Telus (Canada) and Brazil Telecom (Brazil). Two people were English native speakers…
The attendance of the Panel about Deploying and Managing Large-Scale Wireless Video with End-to-End QoS was even lower, we were approximately 10 people. However, The panel around Jay Pabley, Director, Voice and Data Services Development at Sprint Nextel, was of outstanding quality for a couple of reasons:
Inspired by this session, I think I will revisit the Detecon Whitepaper about Playout Intelligence in media and application deployment – my original approach glass-to-glass / end-to-end, from generation to consumption… Let’s see…
Everyone is talking about console-less gaming or game streaming, but noone is talking about the Internet Service Provider’s business in it.
Some paradox findings on one-trick ponies and one-hit wonders explained at the example of user-generated content at YouTube – A study by HP Laboratories.
Old News for us might be new news for the mainstream. In future posts you’ll see some older stuff popping up again, that is (hopefully) nevertheless relevant for the months ahead. if you don’t like it, or it’s already “old news” for you – just skip it.
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