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Meet the Key Players of Media Entertainment in Hamburg MEDIA-TECH Conference Europe June 3, 2014 Mövenpick Hotel Hamburg, Germany 2014 Meet the Key Players of Media Entertainment in Hamburg www.media-tech.net Event Schedule 08:30 Registration Opens 14.00 Afternoon Session Part 1 08.30 Networking Coffee 15.00 Networking Coffee Break 10.00 Morning Session Part 1 15:20 Afternoon Session Part 2 11.30 Networking Coffee Break 18.30 Conference End 11:50 Morning Session Part 2 12.30 Networking Lunch Break 19.00 - 21.00 Networking Party MEDIA-TECH Networking Party Join us on June 3, Tuesday evening The key element of the MEDIA-TECH Conference is the famous networking party. Tuesday June 3, 2014, 19.00 - 21.00 Cave Bar, Mövenpick Hotel, Hamburg Entry will only be granted to registered conference badge holders. MEDIA-TECH Gold Conference Europe June 3, 2014 Mövenpick Hotel Sponsor Hamburg, Germany 2014 SINGULUS TECHNOLOGIES – Innovations for New Technologies SINGULUS’ goal is the technologic leadership in the segments Optical Disc, Solar and Semiconductor as well as the use of synergies to open new work areas in the future. In the Optical Disc segment SINGULUS continues to expand its market leadership and today is already able to offer machines, which enable the production of Blu-ray Discs with about 100 GB in total. SINGULUS positions itself as a supplier for new production solutions for crystalline and thin-film solar cells. In the Semiconductor segment SINGULUS focuses its activities on the vacuum coating of wafers with ultra-thin layers. SINGULUS is continuously expanding its technologic know-how in the areas vacuum coating, automation, process technology as well as the integration of production steps in order to open further, attractive work areas. www. singulus.de CRYSTALLINE MOLDPRO/2 INNOVATION Be Part of the Blu-ray Future with SINGULUS BLULINE II / III Solar Semiconductor Conference Program 08.30 Registration Opens – Networking Coffee 10.00 – 10.05 Frank Hartwig, Chairman, MEDIA-TECH Association Welcome Remarks 10.05 – 10.35 Jesper Schertiger, Senior Vice President European Sales OPENING KEYNOTE and Marketing, Sony DADC Breaking the Status-Quo: D2C Engagement Driving Volumes in a Commoditized B2B Environment 10.35 – 10.55 Tanja Eisen, Global Director Sales & Marketing, Physical Media in Germany GfK Entertainment 10.55 – 11.10 Tania Loeffler, Analyst Video Media, IHS Technology Cross-Platform Content Distribution 11.10 – 11.25 Michael Boreham, Senior Analyst Disc Manufacturing Future Blu-ray Market and Storage, Futuresource 11.25 – 11.40 David Sidebottom, Futuresource PANEL Examining the Consumer’s Changing Entertainment Tania Loeffler, IHS Technology Consumption Patterns – Moderated by Jim Bottoms 11.40 – 12.00 Networking Coffee Break 12.00 – 12.15 Rob Aubey, Sony Creative Software Blu-ray Evolution Including UHD/4K and Pure Audio 12.15 – 12.30 Olivier Robert Murphy, Universal Music Group CONTENT INDUSTRY KEYNOTE: Pure Audio – A Revolutionary Sound Quality 12.30 – 12.50 Stefan Bock, CEO, MSM PANEL Pure Audio – Moderated by Jim Bottoms Olivier Robert Murphy, Universal Music Group Rob Aubey, Sony Creative Software MEDIA-TECH Conference Europe June 3, 2014 Mövenpick Hotel Hamburg, Germany 2014 12.50 – 14.00 Networking Lunch Break 14.00 Frank Hartwig, Chairman, MEDIA-TECH Association Start Afternoon Session 14.00 – 14.20 Sven Deutschmann, CEO, Arvato Entertainment Europe The Challenges and Opportunities of Optical Disc Media 14.20 – 14.40 Donald Leake Jr., Program Director, Copy Protection Business Licensing Discussion Development, IBM Research Division Chuck Hausmann, Vice President and World Wide Program Manager, One-Red 14.40 – 14.50 Doug Franzen, Colonial Purchasing Status Report on the Raw Materials Buying Cooperative’s Initiatives 14.50 – 15.10 Ramon Hardjo, Int. Business Development, Ritek Europe M-DISC Technology 15.10 – 15.30 Dr. Michael Liehr, INPLAS, W & L Coating Overview on Coating Technology 15.30 – 15.50 Giovanni Coiro, Director Engineering Plastics (EMEA) IHS Market Update Polymers: Chemical Polycarbonate, Polypropylene, Polystyrene 15.50 – 16.20 Networking Coffee Break 16.20 – 16.35 Marcel Gonska, CEO & Founder, WLC Ultra-HD – The Television System of the Future 16.35 – 16.50 Paul Gray, Director TV Electronics & Europe TV Research Ultra-HD DisplaySearch | Solarbuzz 16.50 – 17.05 Marcel Gonska, WLC PANEL The Drive for an Improved Quality Experience – Paul Gray, DisplaySearch | Solarbuzz Moderated by Jim Bottoms 17.05 – 17.25 Volker Maxisch, Cyberlink PowerDVD14 – An Universal Software for CD/DVD/Blu-ray up to 4K Focused on the Integration of UltraViolet 17.25 – 17.45 Sebastian Annies, Castlabs UltraViolet Ecosystem: Its Technology and Market 17.45 – 18.20 Sebastian Annies, Castlabs PANEL UltraViolet – Moderated by David Millar Martin Schwarzenberg, Videociety Kai Uwe Marner, Marketing Director, Warner Bros 18.20 Frank Hartwig, Chairman, MEDIA-TECH Association Closing Conference, Welcome to Networking Party 19.00 MEDIA-TECH Networking Party Conference Sponsors Bronze Sponsor Sony DADC is a leading disc and digital service provider for the entertainment, education, and information industries. We are offering premium digital and physical supply chain solutions, software services, and optical media replication services. Our mission is to enable the most advanced go-to market strategies for content owners and value chain partners by delivering world-class, secure and innovative supply chain solutions for our customers to capitalize on media and entertainment opportunities around the world. Sony DADC offers individual full-service solutions along the entire product lifecycle for physical and digital by managing client concepts and designs through replication and fast and secure delivery to retailers or end consumers. Our new Global Platform Services Group (GPS), an integrated platform service for complete media lifecycle operations management, will oversee clients’ supply chain operations and their third-party service providers to ensure supply chain excellence, process efficiencies, and cost reductions. Sony DADC’s network consists of service offices, optical media production, distribution and digital facilities in 19 countries worldwide. Copper Sponsor Copper Sponsor The power of purchasing Dexerials Corporation Colonial Purchasing is a co-operative venture which has been formed Establishment: March 5, 1962 by thirteen companies in the United States that replicate compact discs. The name was changed from Sony Chemical & Information Device Corporation By joining this purchasing co-op, the companies gain greater buying power on September 28, 2012, has started its business since October 1, 2012. for the materials they need. The members of Colonial Purchasing are able Capital Stock: 5.48 billion yen to level the playing field with larger replicators that buy the same amount Employees: 2,911 of material on their own. Headquarters: Tokyo, Japan With the power of Colonial Purchasing, members can provide the same high quality products to their customers while being more profitable. Conference Sponsor EDC GmbH Emil-Berliner-Str. 13 | 30851 Langenhagen, Germany Tel.: +49 (0) 511-9721-313 | Fax.: +49 (0) 511-9721-293 | www.edc-gmbh.com MEDIA-TECH Conference Europe June 3, 2014 Mövenpick Hotel Hamburg, Germany 2014 Bronze Sponsor About Cinram Cinram Group Inc. (CGI), a wholly-owned affiliate of Najafi Companies (Najafi), is one of the world‘s largest providers of media development and delivery services. Located in North America and Europe, the company has worked with some of the biggest names in home entertainment and retail. With a full range of supply chain services, which include pre-recorded media product manufacturing, packaging, distribution and business solutions, Cinram guarantees products flow smoothly and profitably to consumers around the world. Copper Sponsor Copper Sponsor Falcon Technologies International LLC [FTI] is one of the leading manufacturers KDG ENTERPRISES - KDG MEDIASCOPE, KDG MEDIAFACTORY, of professional and archival grade recordable optical storage media. KDG MEDIALOG FalconMedia is FTI’s major brand. With a manufacturing facility in the Emirates General contractor for media services in the music and video industry: authoring and sales operations across the world FTI manufactures and sells high quality, and digital services (data archiving and digital distribution), CD/DVD/BD professional grade, CD, DVD, DVD Dual Layer & BluRay SL optical media. replication and fulfilment, e-commerce processing and contract logistics FalconMedia products are available in all the varieties of optical media kdg is a leading and independent general contractor of authoring, digital, format required in today’s demanding market place enabling our Customers manufacturing and logistical services for high quality media products. to facilitate optical media solutions and empower their business. The company offers a comprehensive portfolio of highly specialised services FalconMedia come with the full range of printable surfaces demanded by the enabling customers in the entertainment industry to concentrate completely discerning professional users of today. on their core business. kdg’s portfolio extends from the services offered by FalconMedia inkjet products include an impressive standard inkjet surface, our kdg mediascope, such as premastering and copy protection, DVD and Blu-ray SmartWhite high end inkjet surface and our SmartGuard waterproof surface authoring, data archiving and digital distribution to the production and packaging that gives you the ultimate professional
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