Combining the bandwidth of cable with the flexibility of IP to deliver compelling multi-screen services
Why Now?
- Increasing competition means the ability to deliver a unified whole-home experience through IP will continue to give successful Cable Operators the edge
- As the popularity of web-based video grows IP Video must become a part of Operators’ offerings to remain current to the consumer
- Vendor companies are developing ever-increasing numbers of solutions to aid the migration of cable video to IP creating cost-efficient deployment strategies
- Consumers want the ability to transfer the TV experience to the converged world of multiple devices and ever-present access now
Conference Overview
Cable companies are embracing IP as the gateway to new business opportunities, greater flexibility, advanced functionality and improved multi-screen customer experience.
The IP Cable World Summit will provide a unique forum for global cable operators and solution providers to come together to maximise the role of IP in monetizing enhanced multi screen customer experiences.
Building on the success of the IP&TV World Forum, the IP Cable World Summit is the only global event for cable operators to understand how to combine the bandwidth of cable with the flexibility of IP to deliver compelling multiscreen services.
Why attend?
- 40+ speakers from across the globe, including 30 service provider CXOs
- Case studies from the largest cable operators
- Hear from the major OTT players
- Discover the latest IP cable technologies
- Attendance from the full ecosystem
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