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Jack Salamanchuk, Product Manager at Panasonic Connect North America, shares insights on emerging trends, best practices for creating high-quality content that engages audiences, and choosing the best tools for production.
Dimitris Katsis, Director, Display Engineering at Jupiter Systems, shares insights on emerging trends, best practices for creating high-quality content that engages audiences, and choosing the best tools for production.
Travis Kemp, Vice President of Product Management at Korbyt, shares insights on emerging trends, best practices for creating high-quality content that engages audiences, and choosing the best tools for production.
Amber Ward, Marketing Director at Carousel Digital Signage, shares insights on emerging trends, best practices for creating high-quality content that engages audiences, and choosing the best tools for production.
David Missall, Insights Manager for Consultants and Technical Application Engineer Manager at Sennheiser, shares insights on emerging trends, best practices for creating high-quality content that engages audiences, and choosing the best tools for production.
Jim Doyle, Vice President of Creative Services at Ross Video, shares insights on emerging trends, best practices for creating high-quality content that engages audiences, and choosing the best tools for production.
Vanessa Jensen, Market Development Manager at Shure, shares insights on emerging trends, best practices for creating high-quality content that engages audiences, and choosing the best tools for production.
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