The SMPTE ST 2110 IP Media Roadshow is a one-day, immersive education program designed to help media professionals confidently design, deploy, and operate IP-based production systems.

Built around the ST 2110 standards suite, this instructor-led program moves beyond theory to focus on how IP systems perform in real broadcast and live production environments. Through practical examples and applied discussion, participants learn how standards translate into working infrastructure across facilities, remote production, and hybrid SDI-IP operations.

Delivered by the organization that develops and maintains the ST 2110 standards, the Roadshow provides trusted, vendor-neutral education that connects specification language to operational reality. Teams leave better prepared to implement, troubleshoot, and scale IP systems.

WHAT MAKES THE ROADSHOW VALUABLE
• Hands-on, real-world training focused on implementation
• Vendor-neutral instruction grounded in standards expertise
• Insight into deployment challenges and operational failure points
• Frameworks that improve collaboration between engineering and IT teams
• Immediate applicability to facility upgrades and new builds

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
The program combines instruction and practical application across six modules:
• ST 2110 Foundations and Systems Architecture
• Precision Time Protocol (ST 2059) for Live Production
• Audio over IP in ST 2110 Environments
• Network Fabric Design for Media
• Deployment and Operational Failure Points
• Team Practicum: Sample RFP and System Design

WHO SHOULD ATTEND
• Broadcast and media engineers
• Systems integrators
• Live and remote production teams
• Media IT and cloud professionals
• Technical managers leading IP transitions

OUTCOMES AND ROI
Participants will:
• Explain how ST 2110 supports modern IP production
• Understand synchronization and transport fundamentals
• Identify key network design considerations
• Recognize deployment risks before they impact operations

Attendees gain practical skills that strengthen facility readiness, reduce integration friction, and improve cross-functional communication. The shared technical vocabulary and implementation insight can shorten deployment timelines and support more confident infrastructure decisions. For individual professionals, the program builds IP systems expertise and supports career advancement in a rapidly evolving media technology landscape.