This session teaches the essentials of video accessibility—from captioning and audio descriptions to player controls and screen reader support. It covers legal standards, best practices, and easy steps to get started.
This session focuses on techniques for improving mobile video delivery. It covers playback performance, power consumption, bitrate ladders, resolution choices, and how to plan for limited bandwidth or screen space.
This session introduces the key licensing issues associated with video technologies, including codec royalties, hardware vs. software playback, and the hidden costs of ‘free’ standards.
This session introduces the key metrics used to evaluate video quality and explains how they relate to user satisfaction and retention. It provides practical guidance for anyone managing video delivery or vendor performance.
This session maps out the major shifts in video production and delivery, from linear broadcasts to VOD, OTT platforms, and personalized streaming. It’s ideal for professionals looking to modernize their content strategy.
This non-technical session defines and demystifies common video streaming and compression terms. Perfect for professionals who work with video teams or vendors and want to follow conversations with confidence.
This session explains how different video compression techniques affect bandwidth usage, quality, and compatibility. It highlights key decision points around codecs, bitrates, and resolution strategies that impact both cost and performance.
This session covers emerging trends in video advertising including contextual targeting, dynamic ad insertion, measurement challenges, and the role of AI. It also explores how streaming platforms and advertisers are adapting to the demise of third-party cookies.
This session covers the essential components of a successful live stream for corporate use-from planning and technical setup to engaging your audience and measuring success.
This session explores how AI technologies are transforming video production. Attendees will learn about real-world applications that streamline editing, enhance personalization, and reduce production costs, along with practical advice for integrating these tools into existing workflows.
The world is in the midst of "Globalization". Geographic borders and distance is no longer a barrier to trade as they were during the 20th century. The new era brings more opportunities to Logistics and one of its key functions - warehousing.
Warehousing being one of the oldest operational activities in business has changed over the years. It has been labor intensive. However, there has been automation practices developed.
Neale Blackwood
Michael W. Gozzo
