Available for University Engagements
Guest lecturer on streaming technology & economics for universities
Bring a senior streaming industry practitioner into your classroom. Mathias Guille — Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Senior Principal PM, ex-VP at Broadpeak, and speaker at IBC, BroadcastAsia, and SVTA — delivers guest lectures and workshops on streaming architecture, CDN/edge, OTT, FAST, SSAI, Media over QUIC, and the economics of digital video.
Speaker credentials
14+ years at the top of the streaming industry
Current role
Senior Principal Product Manager · Oracle Cloud Infrastructure
Previous
VP Cloud Platform · Broadpeak (Paris)
Industry tenure
14+ years in streaming infrastructure
University lectures
IMT Nord Europe · Butler University · University of Notre Dame
Industry stages
IBC · BroadcastAsia · SVTA
Languages
English and French · Remote or in-person
Lecture topics
Streaming technology and economics — from infrastructure to business models
Infrastructure & Architecture
- Streaming architecture: ingest, packaging, delivery, and playback
- CDN and edge delivery — design tradeoffs and production realities
- Adaptive bitrate streaming: HLS, DASH, CMAF, and segment strategies
- Cloud media infrastructure and platform design
Protocols & Low Latency
- Media over QUIC (MoQ) — the emerging low-latency standard
- Low-latency live streaming: LHLS, LL-DASH, and WebRTC tradeoffs
- CMCD/CMSD: client–server coordination in adaptive streaming
Monetization & Economics
- Streaming economics: ARPU, churn, subscriber LTV, and unit economics
- OTT and FAST — business models, revenue mechanics, and platform strategy
- SSAI / server-side ad insertion and programmatic ad economics
- Subscription vs. ad-supported hybrid models
All sessions are tailored to your course level, student background, and learning goals. Contact via the inquiry form to discuss a custom agenda, or browse all 12 topics with syllabus fit guidance →
Who invites Mathias
Courses and programs that benefit most
Sessions work across departments: CS programs on networks and distributed systems, business schools on OTT economics and digital media strategy, and media studies or communications programs exploring the streaming era.
Computer science courses covering networks, distributed systems, or cloud computing
Business and MBA programs exploring digital business models and OTT platform strategy
Media studies, communications, or journalism programs covering the streaming era
Department seminars that need a current industry perspective on digital video
Capstone or design courses where students are building streaming-adjacent systems
Entrepreneurship programs focused on creator economy or digital media ventures
Formats
Flexible booking — single lecture to full-day seminar
Virtual Guest Lecture
1 hour
Slides + Q&A · Remote via Zoom or Teams
In-Person Guest Lecture
1 hour
On-campus · Travel coordinated on request
Half-Day Workshop
3 hours
Deep-dive with exercises and group discussion
Full-Day Seminar
6 hours
Multi-topic coverage for advanced cohorts
Department-specific pages
Tailored for your program
Ready to bring streaming expertise into your classroom?
Send an inquiry to discuss your course, dates, and student level. Most sessions can be confirmed within a week. Procurement-friendly invoicing available.