About this event
"The satellite industry poses interesting use cases and opportunity for cloud adoption, and mainstream Cloud Service Providers (CSPs) are beginning to take note". NSR’s Big Data Analytics via Satellite, 3rd Edition report identified the cumulative revenue opportunity for satellite big data to be nearly $17.7 billion by 2028 and goes on to note that "capitalizing on the scalability and ubiquity of cloud computing platforms, satellite data analytics solutions are that much easier to deploy, thereby accelerating adoption".
Following the first Satellite and the Cloud conference held in London, February 2019, C21 is delighted to announce the continuance of this discussion in virtual format.
Produced by: Paul Stahl, Executive, c21 Virtual
Moderated by: Shivaprakash Muruganandham, Senior Consultant & Analyst (Earth Observation/Geospatial and Satellite Communications), Northern Sky Research (NSR)
Shivaprakash Muruganandham, Senior Consultant & Analyst (Earth Observation/Geospatial and Satellite Communications), NSR
Shayn Hawthorne, Space Technology Leader Aerospace & Satellite Solutions, Amazon Web Services
Brad Bode, Co-Founder and CTO, Atlas Space Operations
David Burr, VP Business Development, Comtech EF Data
Alvaro Sanchez, CEO, Integrasys
Alex Saada, Cloud Infrastructure Architect, Telenor
Jean-Michel Rouylou, Head of Enterprise Market, ST Engineering iDirect
Gerry Collins, Director Networks Product Management, Intelsat
Betty Bonardel, CEO - AB5 Consulting and Farmer Charlie, Chairperson UK Chapter – Space and Satellite Professionals International, Director – Access Space Alliance
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The 5th Epoch Series emphasises the impact of NewAge comms technologies and their transformation of selected industries and use cases, including AI, Virtualisation, Mixed Reality (AR / VR), SDN, 5G / 6G, IoT, the Metaverse, Digital Twin, Multi Earth Orbit Non-Terrestrial Network solutions.
c21-virtual was derived from EMP, which since 2002 had organised roundtable style conferences across Asia, Africa, the Middle East, North America, South America, and Europe, more than 150 live events in total.
