SVTA opens SEGMENTS:2026 speaker submissions for streaming operations
The Streaming Video Technology Alliance (SVTA) has opened speaker submissions for its SEGMENTS:2026 Atlanta conference, seeking presentations that address technical and operational challenges across the streaming workflow. The call for speakers outlines specific areas of interest including workflow, ingest, content, playback, manipulation, delivery, analytics, and operations, with a submission deadline of June 1, 2026. The SVTA emphasizes solutions to real-world problems and encourages participation from those working in streaming operations.
Key Takeaways
- Submission deadline for SEGMENTS:2026 Atlanta is June 1, 2026.
- Talks are typically 15-18 minutes and follow a problem-solution-results format.
- SVTA lists seven workflow sections: Workflow, Ingest, Content, Playback, Manipulation, Deliver, Analytics, and Operations.
- The call for speakers asks for name, email, affiliation, a proposed title, and a presentation description.
- First-time speakers can indicate that status for inclusion in SVTA’s New Voices program.
Why It Matters
SVTA is using SEGMENTS:2026 Atlanta to surface operational problems from inside the streaming stack, not to stage broad executive presentations. The structure is explicit: short talks, real problems, and specific workflow buckets from ingest through analytics. That makes the CFP useful as a snapshot of where operators are spending time, including latency, live scaling, and content theft, all of which SVTA names directly. For readers, the main thing to watch is which workflow segments draw the most submissions once the June 1 deadline passes.
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