Executive Round Up: What’s In Store for the 2024 NAB Show?
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The 2024 NAB Show is right around the corner. As thousands come together in Las Vegas to showcase a myriad of innovations, here’s what executives in the industry are looking forward to discussing at the event.
Josh Arsenberg
CTO, Media & Entertainment
Verizon Business
As the Media & Entertainment industry shifts to IP, fast and reliable connectivity will be the star of the show. From advancements in 5G technology to the fortress of secure connections, I’m looking forward to exploring how cloud-native innovations are reshaping our industry landscape. Streaming tools will take center stage as we cement their role in transforming content delivery and consumption. There’s going to be an exhilarating lineup here that is creating a path forward in all things connected media.
Gilles Domartini
Founder/CEO
Cleeng
D2C providers struggle with churn, especially because it’s easier than ever for consumers to subscribe and unsubscribe from SVOD services. They want flexible solutions that positively impact retention and revenue generation. From our new hybrid monetization capabilities to our ability to predict churn with up to 95% accuracy, our portfolio is constantly evolving to address these needs. At NAB, we will discuss how we help D2C companies future-proof retention strategies to grow their businesses.
Rob Lewis
CEO
ROXi
At NAB this year, I’m looking forward to discussing how we can revolutionize broadcast TV to make it more relevant and attractive to the younger TikTok generation who grew up with YouTube in their pocket. We’ll be showcasing the latest advances in Broadcast technology that will change the way millions of Americans watch, interact with, and enjoy Broadcast TV. We are going to show the future of broadcast TV in the US will be interactive.
Julien Signes
EVP, Video Network
Synamedia
As fans shift to streaming to watch sports, they are continuing to demand high-quality viewing experiences—something that is difficult to execute at scale. When done right, streaming can deliver impeccable viewing experiences and captivating interactive applications. I’m excited to discuss the potential of sports streaming at NAB, and most importantly the solutions we offer content owners seeking to distribute their content at a lower cost, without compromising video quality.