Web Wednesday: Key Takeaways and Hidden Gems from National Association of Broadcasters 2012 – 25 Apr
This next session of Web Wednesday Singapore will look at the major announcements of The National Association of Broadcasters’ 2012. This annual show covers content creation to content consumption and everything in between.
Dennis Rose, Vice President – APAC for Brightcove, was there and will share some key takeaways and hidden gems from the show. Dennis will share his perspectives on the major announcements made at NAB….some expected…some surprising and a couple that could be game-changers in their segments.
Dennis Rose joined Brightcove in 2010 to lead the company’s strategic investment in Asia-Pacific. He brings over 30 years of experience in IT companies including seven years experience in Latin American and the Caribbean and eleven years in Asia-Pacific. Dennis previously led overall business operations for Citrix Systems in the region. He is based in Singapore and holds an M.B.A. from Boston College and is a graduate of the Stanford University Executive Program in International Business.
Brightcove Inc., a leading global provider of cloud content services, provides a family of products used to publish and distribute the world’s professional digital media. The company’s products include Brightcove Video Cloud, the market-leading online video platform, and Brightcove App Cloud, the pioneering content app platform. Together, more than 3,600 customers in 50 countries rely on Brightcove’s cloud content services to build and operate exceptional media experiences across PCs, smartphones, tablets and connected TVs.
Event Details
When: Wednesday April 25th 2012
Time: 630pm onwards
Where: BEER MARKET at Clarke Quay, 177A River Valley Rd, Clarke Quay, Singapore 179021
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