What's coming up...
The DPP is committed to delivering the activities and insights that the industry most needs. If you'd like to get involved with our upcoming projects and events listed below, contact us.
NAB 2025: Demand vs Supply
The DPP's Demand vs Supply series evaluates how well the market is responding to the needs of the customer community. In the latest in the series we will look at solutions showcased at NAB 2025.
For more information on how you can be involved please contact David Thompson.
The DPP In Conversation Stockholm
The DPP In Conversation brings together a small group of invited guests from both the content provider and vendor communities. It provides networking and drinks together with 1:1 interviews with senior leaders from the media industry.
For more information on how you can be involved please contact Rowan de Pomerai.
Media Supply Festival 2025
Software defined content supply chains are a staple of the modern media industry. Increasingly, they are highly automated, and led by data.
Yet even as we look to the next generation of AI solutions to unlock new efficiencies and revenue opportunities, media companies still find that integration between partners, and the exchange of content and business data, remain fraught with friction.
That’s why the Media Supply Festival brings together content companies, cloud providers, integrators, and startups to share best practices and work together to define tomorrow’s media supply chain.
For more information please contact Rowan de Pomerai.
The DPP Espresso Summit 2025
The DPP’s Espresso Summit provides a shot of high quality content and networking to begin the first day of IBC, Amsterdam.
It brings together 100 specially invited senior executives for breakfast and networking, incorporating four special content sessions to spark your imagination in preparation for the busy days ahead.
For further information please contact Rowan de Pomerai.
IBC 2025: Demand vs Supply
Following up on our report from the NAB Show in April 2025, the DPP will be publishing another report in our Demand vs Supply series.
This report will focus on 4 key demands that have been identified by our customer members at DPP events over the past few months as being important for their businesses.
For more information on how you can be involved with this project, please contact David Thompson.
Cloud Native Production
A great deal of content production has been performed remotely or in the cloud based for some time.
But certain workflows have remained stubbornly difficult to achieve; especially in high end live production.
This report will examine how ambitious producers are pushing technologies and workflows to the max, to achieve truly cloud native production.
For more information on how you can be involved please contact Rowan de Pomerai.
The DPP In Conversation New York
The DPP In Conversation brings together a small group of invited guests from both the content provider and vendor communities. It provides networking and drinks together with 1:1 interviews with senior leaders from the media industry.
For more information on how you can be involved please contact Rowan de Pomerai.
The DPP Media CTO Survey 2025
The DPP Media CTO Survey 2025 is the second report in an annual pulse check about the strategic goals and investment priorities of CTOs at major media, entertainment, broadcast and news organisations.
The work will be based on a survey distributed to industry-leading Chief Technology Officers, which will explore how media industry technology and business leaders are investing and preparing for the future? What are their technology priorities, and what are the biggest leadership challenges they are wrestling with?
For more information on how you can be involved please contact Edward Qualtrough.
Leaders' Briefing 2025
The DPP's 10th annual Leaders' Briefing takes place in person in London.
Senior executives from over 30 major media organisations will share exclusive intelligence about their priorities. No other industry event provides so much focused insight in one place, all tailored to suppliers and content providers.
For more information on how you can be involved with this project, please contact Mark Harrison.