The leader of new ‘content-centric’ software start-up Eluvio shares her thoughts on evolving distribution models, and the merits of perceiving AI and blockchain as ‘tools’ to ease system implementation.
Michelle Munson spoke at IBC2018 in her new guise as co-founder and CEO of Eluvio, a California-based start-up tasked with creating software technologies geared towards the requirements of a ‘content-centric’ internet. But in fact, she has been a familiar name to show attendees for some years, not least through her long association with file transfer software giant Aspera.
Having co-founded that company in 2004, Munson led Aspera as CEO until May 2017, including through its acquisition by IBM in 2014. A holder of multiple patents, Munson’s achievements include the co-creation, with Serban Simu, of the Aspera FASP transport technology. Now a ubiquitous presence throughout the industry, Aspera FASP can be used throughout the digital media supply chain to supersede satellite and tape-based delivery.
Now, having left Aspera last year, she is at the helm of a new start-up that has been established to address some very specific issues, principally “the cost of, and the economy for, digital media management distribution”.
“What we are trying to do is solve…
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