CDNs and Data Centers to Usurp Video-on-Demand

Table of Contents

Slides

• Agenda
• Definitions
• Summary of Conclusions (1)
• Summary of Conclusions (2)
• Summary of Conclusions (3)
• Introduction
• Huge Market Upheavals Drive Change
• The Big Service Providers Steer the Boat
• Macro Market Trends
• Macro Market Trends (2)
• What Future TV Looks Like
• What Future TV Looks Like (2)
• What Future TV Looks Like (3)
• Summary of Factors Impacting the Internet Protocol Video Market
• Content Optimized for Specific Content Delivery Networks
• All the Moving Parts
• The Business Model Options
• Multi-Device/Multi-Screen/Multi-Platform Is the Future
• The Evolving Internet Video on the TV Market
• Internet Behavior Defines Future TV Viewership
• Internet Protocol Networks
• Some Historical Perspective (1)
• Some Historical Perspective (2)
• Some Historical Perspective (3)
• Seven Evolutionary Technology Trends
• One Disruptive Technology Trend
• Network-Based TV Content Next Steps
• Network-Based TV Content for Mobile
• Traditional Cable TV VOD Approaches
• TelcoTV (IPTV) VOD Approach
• A CDN Approach for VOD
• Adaptive Bit Rate Streaming
• Data Centers PLUS CDNs for VOD
• Most US Households have Broadband
• Evolving Pay-TV Platforms
• Shift to Web-Enabled TVs/STBs in 2011
• Outside-the-Home Content Services
• Anysource Media: Web-Enabled TV
• Daily Media: Broadcast+Web
• Zillion TV: Web 2.0 TV
• CDNs and Data Centers RULE
• CDNs and Data Centers RULE (2)
• Cisco Internet Video Traffic Forecast
• Share of Broadband Households, by Region
• Forecast for CDN Market, by Region
• Companies to Watch (1)
• Companies to Watch (2)
• Companies to Watch (3)
• Companies to Watch (4)
• Companies to Watch (5)
• Companies to Watch (6)
• Companies to Watch (7)
• Companies to Watch (8)
• Companies to Watch (9)
• Companies to Watch (10)
• Server Companies to Watch (11)
• Final Thoughts
• Related In-Stat Research
• In-Stat Offices