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A unique conference for European broadcasters
IT Broadcast Workflow (ITBW) is Europe’s premier event charting the development and adaptation of file-based operations in European broadcasting organisations. ITBW is now in its sixth year and promises to deliver a wide range of innovative case study practices.
Enhance workflow efficiency Reduce operational costs. Networking Opportunities
ITBW 2014 will once again take place at the prestigious BAFTA in central London on Tuesday July 8th.
Following the success of the revised format last year, networking drinks in the evening will follow the day’s extensive case study programme.
Platinum Sponsor Gold Sponsor emotion S Y S T E M S Silver Sponsor MC Patel CEO, Emotion Systems
Simon Leppington Strategic Solutions Architect, Ericsson Broadcast Services
Formidable line-up of speakers will include:
Kevin Burrow DPP Technical Standards Lead and CTO Broadcast and Distribution, Channel 4
Jim McGrath
Senior Vice President Global Media Engineering, Discovery Communications
Craig Russill-Roy Head of AdPro, Adstream
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
Chief Technology Officer, Director of Technology, Media Manager, Head of Production Resources, Director of Engineering, Chief Information Officer, Head of Post Production, Technical Operations Manager
Supporters
To register or for further information visit:
www.broadcastworkflow.com
A TVBEurope event Follow us on Twitter @ITBworkflow
For more information on delegate bookings contact: Debbie Opeyokun +44 (0) 20 7354 6001
debbie.opeyokun@intentmedia.co.uk
If you are interested in sponsorship and speaking opportunities contact:
Ben Ewles +44 (0) 20 7354 6000
ben.ewles@intentmedia.co.uk
Steve Connolly +44 (0) 20 7354 6000
steve.connolly@
intentmedia.co.uk
Richard Carr +44 (0) 20 7354 6000
richard.carr@
intentmedia.co.uk
Tickets Now Book £149 plus VAT
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