INTRO
The goal of this meeting is to bring all participants up to speed with the newly created JT-DMF, its activities, and to provide quality face-to-face time to pursue the ongoing work. The first meeting was in Geneva on November 27-28; this meeting will be similar and will give an opportunity for North American participants to jump in. You can register here.
You can see more information about JT-DMF here.
Who it's for
- AMWA and EBU members
- Leaders and participants in the JT-DMF working groups/activites
(NABA members are invited to join us in person on Tuesday 9am ET – noon)
Seats are limited with a maximum of 2 per organization.
When
March 10-11, 2026
Some remote attendance will be possible. Details to be provided shortly.
Location
Paramount/CBS
1515 Broadway
31st floor, room 6&7 (breakout rooms 3&4)
New York City, New York, 10036 US
Cost
To cover the expenses during the event, we ask for a small contribution of $120.
Remote participation: free
Agenda
Tuesday, March 10
9 AM JT-DMF general "bringing up to speed everyone" sessions
-What is JT-DMF, How it works
-Update on EBU DMF Reference Architecture
-Status on MXL SDK project
-Status from the JT-DMF working groups
10:30 Break
11:00 (Continue)
12:00 Lunch
1:00 workgroup session 1 (2 in parallel - online access to group contributors)
-End-to-end synchronisation
-Compute Resource Management
2:30 Break
3:00 Workgroup sessions 2 (2 in parallel - online access to group contributors)
-Flow Discovery and Exchange Coordination
-Business
4:30-5:00 Closing of day 1
Wednesday, March 11
8:30 Opening of day 2
9:00 Workgroup session 1 (2 in parallel - online access to group contributors)
-End-to-end synchronisation
-Compute Resource Management
10:30 Coffee break
11:00 Workgroup sessions 2 (2 in parallel - online access to group contributors)
-Flow Discovery and Exchange Coordination
-Business topics
12:30 Lunch
1:30 Topic TBD
2:30-4:00 Summary & conclusion
-What is JT-DMF, How it works, How to get involved
-Progress and next step from each workgroup
-Maintain the list of future topics






