NASHVILLE--(BUSINESS WIRE)--MusiComms, a global initiative dedicated to collaboration between the music and communications industries, will host its annual event today at the Omni Nashville Hotel, at 250 5th Ave S.
There, leaders in the music, IoT, technology and automotive industries will come together in a continued effort to define the future of music. This year’s event will also feature a fully interactive smart home exhibit that will demonstrate innovative applications and new distribution models for music.
With so many types of companies and organizations participating, Mayor David Briley proclaimed Monday “MusiComms Day” in Nashville.
This year’s event will cover several key industry topics, including:
- Music modernization
- Smart home
- Service innovation
- Big Data and Analytics
- IoT
- Cloud monetization models
- The future of music in the vehicle
“In today’s connected world, the music industry must come together with business and technology stakeholders in other industries to find new monetization models,” said Juliet Shavit, Executive Director, MusiComms. “Similarly, many of today’s service providers can gain from utilizing music as a customer experience tool. Both industries can benefit from collaboration.”
Information about the event, including its agenda, can be found at www.musicomms.com/event.
| What: | MusiComms 2018 | ||||||
| Where: |
Omni Nashville Hotel 250 5th Ave S. Nashville, TN 37203 |
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| When: | Monday, Nov. 5, 2018 from 8 a.m. CT to 5:30 p.m. | ||||||
| Contact: |
Media can arrange a walkthrough of the smart exhibit by contacting Leo Rommel at Leo@smartmarkusa.com |
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About MusiComms™
MusiComms is a global initiative dedicated to collaboration between the music and communications industries with the goal of seeking out new opportunities for innovation and business. As a consortium, MusiComms hosts a number of activities that bring together leadership from music and technology-driven industries to develop, innovate and implement new music distribution models in an IoT world. The organization also serves as a resource and provides recommendations to participating industries which include music, communications, energy, automotive, health and medicine and consumer electronics.
