IABM Launch New Broadcast Workflow Course

The IABM (International Association of Broadcasting Manufacturers) Training Academy has launched a new course titled "Broadcast Technology Workflows — The Fundamentals."
Scheduled for May 9-10 in Reading, U.K., the course will range from the basic elements of broadcast technology workflows to discussion of metadata and media management, standards, and processes from ingest through to delivery. By the end of the course, students will have a knowledge base that will help them to discuss and analyze workflows with confidence.
"This new two-day course is designed to give attendees an understanding of the full breadth of broadcast workflows," said Steve Warner, training manager for the IABM Training Academy. "Though students won't have all the answers when the course is complete, they will have a much stronger understanding of workflow fundamentals and the tools they need to ask questions and extend that knowledge."
The IABM Training Academy course on workflow fundamentals will improve attendees' knowledge of the concepts, terms, and processes used in broadcast technology; enable them to understand the impact of file-based technology on end-to-end workflows; and assist them in seeing how change in one part of the workflow can impact all others. In addition to facilitating keener workflow analysis, the course will ensure that attendees are better equipped for marketing and selling activities.
The IABM Training Academy is dedicated to broadcast and media technology and aims to increase the availability of skilled staff within the industry. Through a growing number of courses, the academy provides the industry with knowledge and skills that are essential in a rapidly changing global media business.
Further information about the IABM Training Academy is available at:
www.iabmacademy.org
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