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One of the highlights of the NAB Show is the annual SBE Ennes Workshop, this year April 12–13, in the West Hall of the Las Vegas Convention Center. Three members of the Telos Alliance team will be presenters at two of the SBE Ennes sessions.
On April 12 at 11:10 a.m., Telos Alliance Chief Technical Officer Greg Shay will be a copresenter on “The Various Flavors of AOIP: Dante, AES67, Livewire, and WheatNet.” Learn all you need to know on the four major audio-over-IP formats, Livewire, WheatNet, Dante and AES67 — their compatibilities and capabilities.
On April 13 at 11:00 a.m. Telos Alliance Vice President of Business Development Martin Dyster, and Senior Solutions Consultant Kirk Harnack will tag team “IP Execution in Internal Comms: IFB, Hybrids, Telephones, and a Cloud-Based Future.” This is described as “a look at internal communications systems within production and broadcast facilities, including IFB systems, the past and future of hybrids and IP phone systems, and how IP-based communications are being implemented into cloud and hybrid applications.”
Harnack said, “One reason I love broadcast engineering is that we’re persistently looking at new technologies to see whether they’d be a good fit in our broadcast systems. And when you find exciting new ways to accomplish things, to simplify tasks that used to require concerted effort, it’s rewarding to share them with your colleagues. That’s one reason I love being part of the SBE Ennes Workshop: it embodies the free flow of ideas, information, and technology that’s necessary for broadcasters to remain on that leading edge. It’s a thrill!”
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