Joe Zaller

Vendors who responded to the Big Broadcast Survey were asked about the makeup of their current and future product portfolio.

Definitions of value among broadcasters range from price to peace of mind in mission-critical environments.

Respondents to the Big Broadcast Survey reported what they thought were the most important trends in the industry and why they are still transitioning to HD infrastructure.

In the wake of the global recession, broadcast technology vendors reported that sales had either declined or stayed the same, but about half reported that their sales had increased.

Despite several high-profile events for broadcasters, many reported on the Big Broadcast Survey that spending and workforce numbers are still down.

Joe Zaller of Devoncroft Partners analyzes the results of broadcasters’ ranking of technology vendors for reliability.

Joe Zaller of Devoncroft Partners presents the responses of more than 325 systems integrators ranking vendors for innovation.

Respondents to the 2010 Big Broadcast Survey respond as to what projects they are currently implementing and those they plan to implement in the next 12 months.

Respondents to the 2010 Big Broadcast Survey report their overall opinion of technology vendors both globally and regionally.

Respondents to the 2010 Big Broadcast Survey not only ranked technology vendor brands by overall opinion, but also how their opinions of those vendors have changed over time.

Joe Zaller of Devoncroft Partners presents the responses of more than 325 systems integrators ranking vendors for quality.

Single-product companies ranked higher for reliability, according to respondents to the 2010 Big Broadcast Survey.

Broadcast technology vendors see engineering staff as their most important customers, followed by operations, IT and finance personnel.

Respondents to the 2010 Big Broadcast Survey ranked what they would most like to change about their business.

Respondents to the 2010 Big Broadcast Survey rank technology trends in terms of importance to their business.

Respondents to the 2010 Big Broadcast Survey report what products they are considering for purchase this year.

Motion compensation is used extensively in video processing, where it constitutes an essential enabling technology for meeting quality expectations in

According to the Big Broadcast Survey, the move to file-based operations was the second-ranked trend in the broadcast industry in 2010.

Respondents to the 2010 Big Broadcast Survey ranked technology vendors in terms of innovation.