The Future of Live Streaming: Insights on CDN Performance
with Qwilt’s Mark Fisher
Delivering a consistently great video experience for mass-streamed live events is hard. As streaming-only live events become the new norm, with leaders like Peacock leading the way, Open Caching and edge streaming address the complexities of delivering these events in the quality they were imagined. This ensures content rights holders and publishers have the CDN capacity and delivery performance needed to meet sports fans' expectations. Watch on-demand to hear Mark Fisher's and Mark Donnigan's insight on the future of live streaming.
Mark Fisher - VP of Marketing and Business Development at Qwilt
Mark Fisher is a seasoned executive with over two decades of experience in marketing and business development, currently serving as the VP at Qwilt. He excels in leading teams through the entire lifecycle of startups, from early funding to rapid growth, with a focus on go-to-market strategies, product management, and partner relationships. Fisher has achieved three successful liquidity exits, two of which involved the S-1/IPO process. His expertise spans industries like telecommunications, edge computing, and cloud services. A graduate of UC Berkeley’s Haas School of Business, Mark is passionate about transforming content delivery in the digital landscape.
Mark Donnigan - Head of Strategic Marketing at NETINT Technologies
Mark Donnigan is the Head of Strategic Marketing at NETINT Technologies, where his extensive experience and innovative approach have significantly contributed to the company's growth and industry standing. With a background that combines deep technical understanding and strategic marketing expertise, Mark has been instrumental in positioning NETINT as a leader in ASIC Video Processing Units (VPUs) for ultra-high density video encoding and streaming. His work at NETINT involves not just promoting the brand and its products but also shaping the future direction of the video streaming and encoding market.