Smarter Workflows:
How AI and Automation Are Transforming Content Production and Distribution

Webinar | Online Forum

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About The Webinar

This session will move beyond the hype to showcase real-world case studies and tangible strategies. It will equip production heads, technology leaders, and content creators with the knowledge to design, implement, and scale automated workflows that reduce manual toil, accelerate speed-to-market, and free up creative teams to focus on what they do best: creating compelling stories.

Where

Online/Virtual

When

Tuesday, 06th October 2026

10h00 (GMT)
11h00 (BST)
12h00 (SAST)
13h00 (EAT)

Speaker

About This Online Forum

This online forum will explore how AI and intelligent automation are reshaping every stage of the content value chain — from production to distribution — and unlocking new opportunities for efficiency, creativity, and monetisation

The conversation will spotlight African market realities, addressing infrastructure gaps, localisation needs, and talent development, while showcasing practical examples of AI-powered workflow optimisation.

Speakers

Stuart Forrest

Stuart Forrest

CEO — Triggerfish
Kevin Kaija

Kevin Kaija

General Manager — Afromobile, Nextmedia, Uganda
Siyabonga Motha Ntuli

Siyabonga Motha Ntuli

Head of News and Content — VOW 88.1 FM
Natano Brache

Natano Brache

Head of Programming and Innovation — SABC Radio
Moses Kemibaro

Moses Kemibaro

CEO — Dotsavvy

The Agenda

Introduction

Welcome And Introduction by Broadcast Media Africa

 

Topic: Smarter Workflows: How AI and Automation Are Transforming Content Production and Distribution

Key Themes

How can media organisations balance the drive for AI-powered efficiency with the need to protect creative control, editorial judgement and content quality?

 

What role should broadcasters, regulators, technology providers, and governments play in strengthening cybersecurity across the media ecosystem?

 

How can media organisations use AI-powered metadata, transcription, search and content intelligence to unlock, repurpose and monetise legacy archives?

 

How can broadcasters and media companies with limited budgets and legacy systems adopt practical, cost-effective AI automation across production and distribution?

 

As AI reshapes traditional production, editorial and creative roles, how should media teams prepare, reskill and adapt?

 

Where should organisations draw the line between AI automation and human decision-making, particularly around creativity, storytelling, accuracy and editorial responsibility?

Wrap Up

Wrap Up And Close Of Webinar

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