5/17/2022

speaker
Unknown
Investor Relations/Legal

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speaker
Mickey Miller
CEO

NAB is back this year for sure. We are absolutely thrilled to be back with our team members, many that we haven't seen for some time, and our customers. The industry has changed and it hasn't. Remote production was talked about for many years, but March 2020 really brought the opportunity to do remote productions as a need rather than something that was nice to do. So I think we've seen so much acceleration of technologies like remote production during the COVID epidemic. It brought these new technologies together, solving real-world problems that could be deployed immediately.

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Unknown
Broadcast Engineer

So within the broadcast world, we're seeing an increasing and more rapid transition to remote production. A remote production enables broadcasters to get greater efficiencies out of the way they use their staff, and that enables them to do more for less. Bonded cellular devices are a really great solution for news teams because they can turn up an event, and go live within moments. And it enables them to get that content out from almost anywhere in the world.

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