Al Kovalick

No one goes to an event like the annual NAB Show without doing their homework first.

A few years ago, the thought of running a TV channel’s infrastructure on a public cloud was considered abhorrent to many broadcasters.

Not too long ago, the words “public cloud” and “media enterprise” had almost nothing in common.

It’s starting to happen… media companies are beginning to move some or all of their high-valued content to the public cloud.

The days are dwindling when a media production/broadcast company can ignore the public cloud for apps, processing and storage.

There is little doubt that compute virtualization has changed the data center forever.