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FUTURE WORKFLOWS
STROUS: We had some editors sharing with their furloughed flat mates who might be watching Netflix in their bedroom sucking all the bandwidth while they’re trying to cut in the other room, sat on the end of their bed, having the most terrible experience.
WOOLFSON: We had lots of newly married operators, sometimes with a with first child, living in one bedroom and both husband or wife, boyfriend or girlfriend, were absolutely desperate to get back into work. They were even asking if we could send them a chair. Because they were sitting on the end of a bed on our laptop.
MALTBY: Now we have got the clients who don’t necessarily want to turn up, it’s in the conversation, ‘he or she won’t be here, they’re in LA, can you set up a to LA? We have started to do regular collaborations with facilities in the US, where our clients are sometimes, and also in reverse. They will sometimes send clients to us to watch something.
Financials
KLAFKOWSKI: The killer is not electronics. The killer is taking on real estate for maximum capacity and maybe a little bit more. it might be 100% for four months, but the rest of the time it’s not 100% and therefore losing money. It’s the hotel model. And that’s the threat.
I used to have a facility with several hundred rooms. It was never enough for sales, but I knew it was enough.
WOOLFSON: My concern is that when we are all on board with AWS, Google and Azure, that the prices will only go up.
MCGUINESS: The cloud is the obvious consolidation point for all of this stuff. But the real question is when? That is really the big question, everyone’s wrestling with. And the reason private cloud exists right now is because basically, unless you’re a big player utilising the public cloud is expensive.
BULL: And the point about the data centre is that if we keep on buying our own tin and put it in our own data centre and only use it for 50 or 60 hours a week, we’re all screwed. We’re only utilising it for a third of the time and that’s where the third-party data centres have an
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