Murray Galbraith Invited To Panel Discussion On The Impact on CE Manufacturers of Cloud Computing Deployment
At 2013 International Consumer Electronics Show
Victoria, British Columbia, December 1, 2012 – Murray Galbraith, CEO of Youneeq , is pleased to announce today that he was invited to sit on a panel discussion at 2013’s CES. In addition to stimulating and thought-provoking keynote addresses, four lively panel discussions will examine four key areas where cloud-based solutions are impacting the content creation and delivery ecosystem.
“I’m very honored and privileged to be chosen as a panelist, said Galbraith. “The Distributed Computing Industry Associations (DCIA) conference within a conference has always been a popular event at the (CES) show. Bringing thought leader’s from around the world to discuss major topics and issues surrounding cloud computing.”
Marty Lafferty (CEO of the DCIA) said: “We’re particularly excited that Murray Galbraith, CEO of Youneeq, will join our panel discussion of The Impact on CE Manufacturers of Cloud Computing Deployment during the 2013 International Consumer Electronics Show (CES). Murray’s participation with other industry thought leaders promises to make his session stimulating as well as informative.”
About Youneeq
Youneeq is an intelligent organic algorithm that personalizes (Big Data) content in real time. Youneeq is designed for high traffic e-commerce and publishing web sites. Youneeq creates one to one marketing and content delivery opportunities in real time. Youneeq’s ground breaking and disruptive technology is designed to increase profits and user engagement levels for enterprise level web properties.
www.youneeq.ca
About DCIA and Marty Lafferty
Marty Lafferty is CEO of the Distributed Computing Industry Association (DCIA). Previously he was CEO, Zoom Culture; CMO, StreamSearch; Marketing VP, Microsoft TV; and President, FutureVision. Marty was also CEO of NBC’s Olympics joint venture with Cablevision. And as VP of TDBS, he led Turner Broadcasting’s adoption of signal-scrambling security technology.
The DCIA is an international trade organization focused on commercial advancement of cloud computing and related technologies, particularly as they are deployed for the delivery of high-value content. Member companies include industry-leading software developers and distributors, broadband network operators, content rights-holders, and service-and-support firms.
Further information can be found at www.dcia.info
