Worldwide Video Solution Providers Industry Analysis and Research Forecasts Report

RnRMarketResearch.com announces a new report “Video Solution Providers: Towards Software-Defined Video” added to its database.

This report analyses the rollout of new IP-based video management and distribution solutions. This includes extensive company profiles which describe the positioning of leading players coming from the TV industry, telecom and IT equipment suppliers, Internet giants and start-ups. It catalogues in detail the major trends in the market including concentration and vertical integration, trade-offs and greater softwarisation of solutions. Complete Report Available at http://www.rnrmarketresearch.com/video-solution-providers-towards-software-defined-video-market-report.html .

Among the key questions examined are how far will the use of IP-based solutions grow in the future? Will the concept of software-defined video develop on a large scale and, going a step further, will virtualisation be the next big thing in the market? Finally, it is anticipated that the market of OTT professional video distribution will grow by close to 25% per year up to 2020. Given, though, the tensions on unit prices, increasing internalisation and competition, the growth in value will be lower than in volumes. List of players- ActiveVideo, Adobe, Akamai, Amazon, Appear TV, ARRIS, Avid, Brightcove, Cisco, Ericsson, Evertz, Google, Harmonic / Thomson Video Networks, Huawei, IBM, Imagine Communications, Kaltura, Microsoft, Nokia / Alcatel-Lucent, Ooyala, Quickplay, Technicolor, thePlatform, Vizrt.

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Table of Contents

1. Executive Summary

2. Methodology & definitions

2.1. General methodology of IDATE's reports

2.2. Market forecasts, main hypotheses

2.3. Definitions

3. towards a more personal video experience

3.1. Video consumption is changing, as the personal share expands

3.2. The industry has new needs

4. towards the new video distribution chain

4.1. Content creation...