Lawo will offer morning sessions at NAB 2025 with a focus on IP environments

Discussions on IP-based infrastructure and workflows with Brent Angle from CineSys, François Legrand of CBC y Dan Charette Run Studios coordinate the conference program that Theirs will host from its stand NAB 2025 (April 6 – 9, Las Vegas).

Las Lawo “Breakfast Sessions” they seek to mix knowledge, networking and a “welcoming environment” for provide NAB 2025 visitors with the main advances of the audiovisual production environment. Specifically, this year the company will focus on how IP technology and the server-based processing They are remodeling workflows and allowing better use of infrastructure.

To inaugurate the series, on Sunday, April 6 at 11:00 a.m., Brent Angle, CTO of CineSys, will share his insights on how IP-based infrastructure is transforming high-end venues, including the “world's most renowned stadium,” at the conference “Home in the most famous state in the world". The next day, at 10:00, François Legrand will star “Towards a dynamic media installation: From dream to virtualityAt this conference, the senior director of core systems engineering at CBC/Radio-Canada will discuss the broadcaster's transition to IP environments, explaining how software-defined workflows and virtualized environments enable a more agile and cost-effective approach to media production.

Finally, Dan Charette, systems architect Run Studios, will offer on Tuesday, April 8 at 10:00 the session “Microsoft – Building a Global Production Hub with Lawo HomeCharette will discuss how Lawo's Home platform has been integrated into Microsoft workflows, enabling greater operational efficiency while maintaining “the highest standards of quality and reliability.” His session will provide valuable insights into the benefits of cloud-based workflows and the growing role of IP technology in large-scale media operations.