IBC 2017: A Media Blueprint for the Intersection of Sports and the Transition to IP
Sports is sprinting ahead in the all-IP transition that we see so many media and entertainment companies considering.
Sports is sprinting ahead in the all-IP transition that we see so many media and entertainment companies considering.
Cisco has expanded our partnership with the fabulous folks at Cloudian, who are building ways for content providers to use S3 for private cloud access.
Password sharing for TV streaming apps is a common and challenging phenomenon. Using data science and machine learning, we can detect and categorize account sharing behavior, enabling effective response.
New security threats can be unsettling, but with the right security foundation, media companies can gain the visibility and control that they need across their IP and cloud infrastructure.
By taking advantage of the underlying, “video aware” network, to squeeze down latencies, we can help your IP delivery more closely align with the “gold standard” of traditional broadcast television.
For the Service Provider there is an opportunity to build market share and loyalty, with the potential to provide primary screen services as well. What is the critical path for the Service Provider looking to be the single vendor of mobile connection
The technology trend that is the progression of broadcast/media creators along the continuum to all-IP (Internet Protocol) operation is well past the “incubation” stage, and somewhere between a walk and a jog. See what I mean by that.
To provide complete, innovative technology solutions to customers, we know we need to focus our efforts on what Cisco does best, and seek out strategic partners who are equally focused on what they do best.
Can cloud-video service providers see the future as a glass half empty or half full? With Cisco’s cloud-video solution, your business will not just survive, it will thrive.
Cisco enables service providers to monetize the delivery of assured services and networking for AI-ready connectivity.