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SIP Series, Module 3: Case Study: Installing and Operating a Broadcast Talk Show System in the Cloud

Originally streamed on November 18, 2021

Module 3 of the SIP series provides an end-to-end look at the process of installing, operating, and maintaining a broadcast talk show system in the cloud. We will explore the benefits uncovered and challenges encountered in the implementation process, point out some tips and tricks, evaluate the reliability and redundancy opportunities, and discuss the financial implications of this cloud-based operation.

This presentation will be useful for broadcast technologists who are interested in gaining a better nuts-and-bolts understanding of cloud operation. It will focus on practical implementation details and aims to interest those broadcast technologists with little to no cloud computing management experience. The material does assume a basic level of familiarity with VoIP within the context of broadcast systems, which was provided in Module 1 of this series.

Your Instructors

Shaun Dolan, Partner, Inrush Broadcast Services
Mike Dorris, Partner, Inrush Broadcast Services

Shaun DolanShaun is a partner at Inrush Broadcast Services, a technology integration firm. He focuses on delivering the benefits of virtualized architectures while incorporating tried-and-true broadcast technology. His team provides turnkey project management, solutions consulting, and outsourced engineering support to respected media creators across the US. Previously, Shaun was a product manager at Telos Alliance, where his team developed a new virtualized broadcast talk show system and managed the VoIP product line.

Mike DorrisFor more than a decade, Mike has enabled content creators to tell their stories and reach their audiences. He has led major studio and transmission rebuild projects for iHeartMedia, Audacy, Univision, Spanish Broadcasting System, Northeastern Public Radio, and others in markets from Los Angeles, to Seattle, to Gainesville, FL. Mike loves to break complex projects and timelines into their parts and make actionable plans to complete them. His straightforward style leaves Inrush clients feeling confident that he will get the job done. Currently he focuses on managing large-scale national projects at Inrush.

SBE Recertification Credit

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Registration and Pricing

This webinar is approximately 90 minutes long. 

SBE Members: $62
MemberPlus Members FREE
Non-Members: $92
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Questions?

If you have questions regarding this course, contact Cathy Orosz via email or by phone at 317-846-9000.

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