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Conference Tracks
Session material as of December 17, 2012. Visit Conference.CESweb.org for current program updates.
Wednesday, January 9 LVCC, North Hall, N262 4–4:45 p .m .
5–5:15 p .m .
3–3:45 p .m .
The Impact on Telecommunications Industries of
Cloud Computing
What does cloud computing mean to broadband network operators
in terms of managing their intellectual property (IP), allocating
network resources, and developing and provisioning new services?
Moderator: Sari Lafferty, Business Affairs, DCIA
Panelists: Scott Brown, GM USA, VP, Strategic Technology
Partnerships, Octoshape
Ed Haslam, Sr. VP, Marketing, YuMe
Rob Kay, Executive, CloudMediaHub,
Strategic Blue Services
Jon Lin, Director, Corporate Development and
Strategy, Equinix
Patrick Lopez, Founder and CEO, Core Analysis
Mark Lundin, Partner, KPMG
Jay Migliaccio, Director, Cloud Platforms and
Services, Aspera
Dr. Wolf Siegert, Changieer & CEO, Iris Media
3:45–4 p .m .
Telecommunications Industry Benefits and
Drawbacks of Cloud-Delivered Content: New
Opportunities vs . Infrastructure Challenges
What advantages do broadband network operators gain with
cloud-based solutions applied to popular entertainment? How does
the on-demand, always-accessible nature of cloud-based
entertainment delivery challenge conventional
distribution systems?
Keynote: Kris Alexander, Chief Strategist, Connected Devices &
Gaming, Akamai
The Impact on Entertainment Industries of
Cloud Computing
What do cloud storage and distribution mean to content rightsholders
in terms of managing their intellectual property (IP),
realizing cost savings, reaching new audiences, analyzing usage
and implementing new business models?
Moderator: Marty Lafferty, CEO, DCIA
Panelists: Brian Campanotti, CTO, Front Porch Digital
Guy De Beer, CEO, Playcast Media
Ian Donahue, President, American Standard Television
Todd Martin, Sr. VP, Strategic Solutions Group, Chyron
Bill Sewell, President, Wiredrive
Robert Stevenson, Chief Business Office and
EVP, Strategy, Gaikai
Stephen White, President, Gracenote
4:45–5 p .m .
Entertainment Industry Benefits and Drawbacks
of Cloud-Delivered Content: Flexibility and Reach
vs . Disruption and Accountability
What improvements does cloud computing offer the content
distribution chain? What issues do rights-holders face in adopting
their internal content management processes to cloud-based
media storage?
Keynote: Jean-Luc Chatelain, EVP, Strategy and Technology,
DataDirect Networks
Conference Tracks
Session material as of December 17, 2012. Visit Conference.CESweb.org for current program updates.
Consumer Electronics (CE) Manufacturer
Benefits and Drawbacks of Cloud-Delivered
Content: Expanded Opportunities for New
Products and Recurring Revenue Streams;
New Challenges Related to Interoperability and
Data Security
What unforeseen impacts, both positive and negative, do
cloud-based solutions applied to popular entertainment
properties bring to CE manufacturers?
Keynote: Lucia Gradinariu, Chief Market Strategist, Huawei
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5:15–6 p .m .
The Impact on CE Manufacturers of Cloud
Computing Deployment
Remotely accessing applications and data has implications for
elements that must be integrated into networked end-user devices.
What about servers and other edge storage hardware products?
What new hurdles must be overcome with these
technological solutions?
Moderator: Sari Lafferty, Business Affairs, DCIA
Panelists: Christopher Allen, GM, Digital Entertainment
Services, Best Buy
Stefan Bewley, Director, Altman Vilandrie & Company
Thomas Coughlin, Founder, Coughlin Associates
David Frerichs, Strategic Consultant, Pioneer Corp.
Murray Galbraith, CEO, Youneeq
Wayne Josel, New Media, Entertainment & Technology,
Hughes Hubbard & Reed
Egil Juliussen, Principal Analyst-Infotainment and
ADAS, HIS Automotive
Linda Senigaglia, Sr. Director, Product Marketing,
Navigation Solutions
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