Virtual Video Platforms and Workflow Solutions Market, 2017 – Industry Survey, Market Size, Competitive Trends: Reseach BeamPicture Framing & MattingUpdated on Dec 2, 2016 View more like this | Visit PORTLAND, OR | Contact Andi Smith |
Each of the five technology platform, virtual tool and service segments inside this diverse, high-margin, M & A active and VC-attractive sector is forecast to achieve double-digit CAGRs through 2016, according to an operations knowledge report by Research Beam.
The report, Virtual Video Platforms and Workflow Solutions 2014 – 2016, builds a detailed sector valuation framework comprising historical and projected revenues, core competencies, R & D initiatives, targeted account verticals, international exposure and billing models by entrant, augmented by comparative analysis of each segment’s growth trajectory by product type.
The market is quickly implementing cloud-based solutions and services, as accounts lock in lower upfront costs with vendor ROI tied to lifetime customer value projected against future capacity growth.
Moreover, video deployment complexities necessitate end-to-end solutions or existing systems integration expertise to reduce customization and CAPEX outlays.
Consumer-facing virtual video platforms Brightcove, Kaltura, Ooyala and others carved out 24.4% of sector value. Enterprise-focused video solutions Invodo, Qumu, Ustream (including on-premises deployment specialists) and similarly positioned vendors captured 14.5%.
The IPTV/OTT segment, populated by companies like Piksel and Octoshape, booked a 22.6% share. The encoding, transcoding and optimization segment which includes Encoding.com, eyeIO, Haivision, Sorenson and Wowza Media, among others, a 13.6% share.
Search, recommendation and personalization solutions like SnappyTV, TiVo (software and services revenue only) and its newly acquired Digitalsmiths’ digital TV discovery technology and data warehouse a 24.9% slice.
Report analytics are complemented and enhanced with in-depth Q & A’s featuring the sharpest minds and brightest tech management in each segment of the virtual video platform space and related workflow disciplines.
The report, Virtual Video Platforms and Workflow Solutions 2014 – 2016, builds a detailed sector valuation framework comprising historical and projected revenues, core competencies, R & D initiatives, targeted account verticals, international exposure and billing models by entrant, augmented by comparative analysis of each segment’s growth trajectory by product type.
The market is quickly implementing cloud-based solutions and services, as accounts lock in lower upfront costs with vendor ROI tied to lifetime customer value projected against future capacity growth.
Moreover, video deployment complexities necessitate end-to-end solutions or existing systems integration expertise to reduce customization and CAPEX outlays.
Consumer-facing virtual video platforms Brightcove, Kaltura, Ooyala and others carved out 24.4% of sector value. Enterprise-focused video solutions Invodo, Qumu, Ustream (including on-premises deployment specialists) and similarly positioned vendors captured 14.5%.
The IPTV/OTT segment, populated by companies like Piksel and Octoshape, booked a 22.6% share. The encoding, transcoding and optimization segment which includes Encoding.com, eyeIO, Haivision, Sorenson and Wowza Media, among others, a 13.6% share.
Search, recommendation and personalization solutions like SnappyTV, TiVo (software and services revenue only) and its newly acquired Digitalsmiths’ digital TV discovery technology and data warehouse a 24.9% slice.
Report analytics are complemented and enhanced with in-depth Q & A’s featuring the sharpest minds and brightest tech management in each segment of the virtual video platform space and related workflow disciplines.
