Les diffuseurs ont besoin de plus en plus de fibre pour proposer des contenus en live ou à la demande
Les stades et les arenas cherchent à créer l'expérience ultime pour leurs spectateurs, mais ils veulent également offrir une expérience immersive aux téléspectateurs en dehors du stade.
Les nouvelles habitudes en termes de consommation des médias ont mené à une interactivité personnalisée et à la demande, rendue possible par des solutions mobiles sophistiquées. Even fans attending games are using mobile devices to interact with sports in new ways, interacting with broadcasted content displayed on devices as a complement to what they're watching live.
To deliver on-demand, real-time content to viewers, broadcast control rooms are starting to look more like data centers, featuring rows of cabinets that house IP-connected servers instead of traditional master control operations and task-specific hardware.
Broadcast innovations - from IP migration to 4K content - rely on fiber connections for performance and uptime. And more fiber connections means more to manage. Are you ready to support high fiber counts while also providing scalability?
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In his role, Benoit Chevarie is responsible for the growth and profitability of Belden copper and fiber connectivity products. He maintains a solid knowledge base amongst Belden's sales forces, as well as maintaining competitive pricing strategies and keeping a rich but lean product line that corresponds to a dynamic market demand. He was also certified in 2016 as a Project Management Professional (PMP).