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Cloud To Fuel The Future Of Media And Entertainment

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Slide 1: Cloud To Fuel The Future Of Media And Entertainment 1
Slide 2: Executive Summary 2
Slide 3: Key Findings 3
Slide 4: Respondents said new differentiation remains the top industry priority as their organizations look to accelerate pipelines, delight customers, and diversify business models. 4
Slide 5: However, M&E firms are playing a game of catch up when it comes to modernized systems and their technology infrastructures. 5
Slide 6: They’re also using a mix of cloud models and strategies, leading to a chaotic and inconsistent technology landscape. 6
Slide 7: Across content production, analytics, and direct-to-consumer (D2C) streaming, M&E firms suffer from similar challenges touching security, skills, and scale. 7
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Slide 9: This means: 9
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Slide 11: To address these shortfalls, M&E firms are turning to the cloud with urgency to infuse content capabilities, agile storage, and modernized operations at scale into how they work. Those increasing investment by less than 10% are in for a nasty s 11
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Slide 13: Though only one in five M&E decision-makers call the cloud mission critical today, this figure will jump to one in three in 2024, underscoring the cloud’s increasing importance toward accelerating key business objectives. 13
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Slide 15: Similarly, over half of respondents reported expanding/upgrading their use of marketplaces or planning to implement in the next 12 months. 15
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Slide 17: So, what should M&E firms prepare for as they look ahead? 17
Slide 18: What else can M&E firms do to improve their use of the cloud? Key Recommendations 18
Slide 19: What else can M&E firms do to improve their use of the cloud? Key Recommendations 19
Slide 20: Methodology 20
Slide 21: Demographics 21
Slide 22: Demographics 22
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