Pixelmetrix Danny Wilson, Keynote Speaker & Panelist at the IABM Annual Conference 2011, London

Online, December 1, 2011 (Newswire.com) - Danny Wilson, Pixelmetrix President and CEO, will share his thoughts on "Success in a Changing World" at the IABM (International Association of Broadcasting Manufacturers) Annual Conference to be held on December 1 and 2, at the Savill Court Hotel, Windsor, United Kingdom.

This Conference, entitled "Adjusting to New Business Models - Profiting from the Journey" is organized for professionals in the broadcast and media technology supply industry. The IABM has listed topics for discussion to include focusing on core competencies and outsourcing, optimizing business processes, generating revenue in a changing environment, and more.

During the keynote address on Friday morning, Wilson will dispense bits of inspiration on strategies to survive and thrive in times of change, as companies in this industry endeavour to stay competitive while managing consumers' growing expectations.

He is also among the panelists for the "From Here to There - What Next?" session after that, around noon, to discuss the need for businesses to adjust and align to new business models.

Wilson frequently speaks at telecommunication industry-focused conferences as well as educational conventions worldwide. He is currently a member of the IPTV workgroup in Singapore, and was the Editor for the Performance Monitoring/Quality of Service workgroup of the ITU-T/IPTV-FG.

About Danny Wilson

Danny Wilson is the founder of Pixelmetrix Corporation, a Singapore-based company that specializes in the design and production of management and telemetry systems for digital broadcasters. The company's award-winning products are deployed globally at numerous terrestrial, satellite, cable and IPTV operators.

Wilson began his management career at Hewlett-Packard, Canada, as the Business Manager of HP's Communication Measurement Division. He was responsible for the introduction of the MPEGScope Transport Stream Analyzer and the world's first ATM/B-ISDN Test System, which accelerated the development and deployment of ATM technology worldwide.

He later went on with HP to Kobe, Japan, where he established and managed HP's Asia Business Centre - leading the development of the world's first multi-port network monitoring system, which was implemented throughout Japan, by NTT.

A frequent speaker at IPTV and television conferences in Europe, APAC and North America, he is now a member of the IPTV workgroup in Singapore. Prior to that, he was the Editor for the Performance Monitoring/Quality of Service workgroup of the ITU-T/IPTV-FG.