MEDIA NETWORKS
Co-located with Broadband Forum Asia, Video Exchange Asia is expertly positioned to dissect the challenges of rolling out new OTT services, and understanding the models required for commercial success. As new online video services continue to crop up in the region, they need to find their place amongst traditional linear channels. Equally these traditional incumbents need to react and differentiation combined with value added services will be essential in the land grab that comes with the Asian SVOD market.
Video Exchange Asia is the high level discussion group to identify what are the models, price points, content packaging options and advertising strategies that will enable businesses to grow.
Who is the event for?
Telecom Operators, Broadcasters, Content producers, Content aggregators, OTT,
Infras providers, Cloud based solution providers, Content discovery, Content security
Co-located with:
Video Exchange MENA gathers the most senior industry experts from across the region to identify the right formula to maximise the huge potential for the video market in the region.
With 5G becoming an increasingly nearby reality, operators, broadcasters and OTTs are looking for the insights that will help drive their business stragtegy into the future. Built around interactive frameworks, high level boardroom discussions and executive briefings, Video Exchange MENA provides a unique environment to discover the latest solutions being deployed, and the content that works in this diverse and complex market.
Who is the event for?
Telecom Operators, Broadcasters, Content producers, Content aggregators, OTT,
Infrastructure providers, Cloud based solution providers, Content discovery providers,
Content security providers
The only place in Africa which brings telco and broadcast together, Video Exchange Africa remains the largest and most influential gathering of business leaders tasked with monetising content in the digital age. Spanning FTA, Pay TV, content, telco and OTT, the event is focused on how to gain better insights in to consumers and their behaviours in order to maximise revenue opportunities.
Operators, broadcasters and OTTs alike are looking for the silver bullet that will give them low cost, reliable connectivity that will catapult them into a position to meet the demands of the mobile African market. Video Exchange Africa is the platform to deliver that.
Similarly, As the entire value chain looks to identify what is the content that travels, and how is it getting commissioned, 2019 sees further growth of focus on content, with brand new features including production clinic and AfricaCom Filmfest.
Who is the event for?
Telecom Operators, Broadcasters, Content producers, Content aggregators, OTT, Infrastructure providers, Cloud based solution providers, Content discovery providers,
Content security providers
Co-located with:
Nothing but the business of Video Streaming
Video Exchange Streaming is the physical manifestation of the global video streaming community. Across a series of carefully selected working groups, Video Exchange Streaming is the platform to equip television and telco leaders with the knowledge and tools they need to write a roadmap for their future streaming strategy – both live and on demand.
Covering 5G, content delivery networks, AI, blockchain etc, this is the event that will inform business leaders, chief architects and heads of technology what the technologies are that will improve their efficiencies and boost their bottom line. From a technology standpoint it will make sense of cloud-based workflows and virtualised networks to best inform business executives with exactly what they need to know.
From a content perspective, Video Exchange Streaming gives you all you need to know about what content works, how it works and why it works - all to provide a picture of how to design your consumer engagement strategy.
Who is the event for?
Telecom Operators, Broadcasters, Content producers, Content aggregators, OTT, Infrastructure providers, Cloud based solution providers, Content delivery networks,
Content security providers