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About TV Connect MEA
TV Connect MENA is the only major TV event in the Middle East and African region linking key TV providers in the connected TV delivery ecosystem. Growing from strength to strength, the event has developed from its IPTV legacy to focus on IPTV, OTTtv, multiscreen and Cloud TV services for regional TV service providers.
TV Connect MENA has seen support from key players such as Etisalat, Du,Qtel, Batelco, Omantel, Tunisie Telecom, Telecom Egypt and Zain; plus, a series of content providers from the likes of OSN, Al Jazeera, Rotana, MBC and Multichoice have all shared their stories at this must-attend yearly event.
This November, you’ll gain tips on monetising OTTtv, how to achieve the best broadcast quality through technologies including CDNs, transparent caching and web acceleration, up to the minute insights into connected home, plus advice on growing revenue through the next level of quad-play services.
Along with this, the event will focus on data centres and the big debate on the convergence of telco business into caching business.
Why Attend!
- Sieze the moment, become an industry leader – take advantage of the UAE and MENA media markets, where competition is low
- Meet and network with key customers – TV Connect MENA offers the perfect platform to meet with global decision makers in the service provider community such as the likes of Etisalat, OSN, Qtel, MBC, Saudi Telecom and Omantel
- Expect hundreds of delegates from all 4 corners of the world, with a full value chain representation
- Identify the winning strategies and technologies required to monetise the Middle East and African TV market
Networking
Network with like-minded peers at the only major TV event in the Middle East and African region linking key TV providers
in the connected TV delivery ecosystem.
- 700+ key industry figures
- 32% c-level attendance
- Full value chain representation with primary attendance from Broadcaster, Content Provider, Game
Content Aggregators, Telecom/Cable/Satellite Operators, ISP, CE Manufacturers and Equipment Manufacturers - 27 countries in attendance including UAE, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Jordan, France and USA
Tuesday 5th November
Monetisation of OTT proliferation
• The future of IPTV against OTT Proliferation: How has the strategy changed for Telecom operators?
• How will IPTV and OTT services converge in MENA region?
• Multi-screen and mobility taking the modern world by storm: How to cater to ever expanding tastes for content
everywhere?
• Beyond Quad Play: Making use of the Digital Home environment with Multi-play services
• Responding to consumers’ newly developed sensitivity to quality of service
• Secure content: Shifting content across screens without infringing rights
• Full network visibility to reduce customer churn and increase satisfaction
Afternoon special focus session:
The business of CDNs and data centres
• Content delivery strategies for telecom operators:
Why partnerships with global CDNs make sense?
• Strategies for monetising Telco CDNs
• Benefits for partnering with regional vs. global CDNs
Wednesday 6th November
Multi-screen services becoming part of the Digital Home
• Overview of the role of content providers in the connected TV Environment
• Monetising content with the assistance of new technology
• Taking content discovery to the next level by offering premium user interface
• The impact of social media on TV viewing habits: Defining Social TV
• Taking advantage of the TV application revolution
• How will set top boxes compete against TV Sets?
• Finding the marketing strategy for your business: Advertisements, subscription, VoD
Afternoon special focus:
Benefit from the cloud environment and big data delivery
• Transitioning to the cloud seamlessly and maximizing returns from the IT network
• Big Data in focus: D riving value from the vast amount of information streaming through data centres
• Addressing the hottest industry trends in the global over-abundance of global data
Interested in speaking?
Kamelija Stefanova
Research Manager
T: +44 (0) 20 7017 5079
E: kamelija.stefanova@informa.com
A really invaluable experience!
Philip Luff, VP Emerging Business, Discovery









