Celebrating its 10th anniversary, the Australian Broadcast Summit is a fixture of the calendar of key players in the broadcast industry. Guntermann & Drunck-s Australian Partner -KVM Australia- will participate and present German KVM solutions to over 300 senior level delegates of the Broadcast industry.
From the 23rd to 24th of February the Australian Broadcast Summit will offer senior stakeholders a platform to discuss pressing issues and explore strategies for successfully developing this key industry. Opinion-leading professionals from all broadcast branches are expected at Sydney-s Convention Centre for the 10th Annual Australian Broadcast Summit. The Summit brings together key influencers in Australia-s broadcasting industry and features a two day conference on television broadcasting media, and a one day conference on radio.
Each segment of broadcast is served exactly for its individual need at the Summit. The event is designed in three different areas, where the main keynote speakers share their thoughts, opinions and experiences.
Discover latest technologies
Represented by KVM Australia G&D will take part in one of the most important broadcast events in Australiasia. The 10th annual Australian Broadcasting Summit is a very focused event that presents delegates with the latest information relevant to the broadcast industry along with the opportunity to review and discuss the latest technology from industry leaders such as Guntermann and Drunck in a relaxed environment. 2012 marks an important year for the industry and the Summit will be the launching platform for important conversations and significant announcements. “Digital” is on the radar more than ever before as it revolutionises the way you do business with advertisers, maintain competition, reach audiences and deliver content. Armed with the wide range of Guntermann & Drunck digital KVM products, KVM Australia is well prepared to launch latest KVM technology to a pre-qualified captive audience and meet their needs.
Ready for a digital future
The broadcasting industry is facing radical change. Whilst there are many challenges, there are also opportunities. KVM Australia already marked dates in it-s diary to meet with existing clients in a respective industry forum. It-s also a fantastic way to get in touch with the executive decision makers of the Australian broadcasting as well as build new partnerships and alliances.
The Guntermann & Drunck GmbH was founded in 1985 and is now established as a leading manufacturer of analogue and digital KVM solutions. With its products the German company serves customers from small to medium-sized companies up to worldwide acting concerns of all branches.
Core competencies like development, production, sales and service are available in-house. That gives the owner-managed company the flexibility to make decisions closely to the market and in the interest of the customers.
G&D assures qualitative, customer-oriented individual expert advice from planning over initial operation up to support. Only the perfect interaction of all components achieves the individual requirements of all different application scenarios.
KVM solutions from Guntermann & Drunck optimize IT applications eg, in telecommunications, finance sector, digital signage, control station or control room, industrial production and automation, broadcast engineering as well as in the office.
With KVM Extenders the possible distance between computer and user can be extended up to 10,000 m. Signal transmission is carried out over existing cable infrastructure. With KVM Switches and Matrixswitches many computers are operated and administrated over one or several workplaces while saving in peripherals. All solutions hold the common advantage: high performance, latency- and loss-free access from the workplace to the computer. G&D-s IP solutions extend the range of use as well as enable computer access also over Ethernet down to the BIOS level.
More product groups add to the portfolio and make comprehensive competence in solution.
Guntermann & Drunck GmbH – Leading the way in digital KVM.