Internet Video In Hospitality

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The document discusses bringing internet video to hotel guest rooms. It notes that broadband access and online video content are increasing rapidly. Hotels could enhance guest entertainment by allowing them to access movies, TV, sports and other videos directly on their TVs. This would provide an alternative entertainment option, differentiate hotels from competitors, and be a relatively cost-effective new amenity. However, it requires internet-enabled devices, adequate bandwidth and wired or wireless connectivity in rooms. While initially offered as a free amenity, hotels may eventually generate revenue from consumer video services. Bringing internet video to hotels could be both an evolution as content moves online, and a revolution for the hospitality industry.

Travel Business Technology

Internet Video in Hospitality Evolution or Revolution?

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Internet Video – can we monetize? Consider Consumer Video Revenue Generation

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OTT TV refers to delivering internet-based multimedia content to televisions over broadband. It allows users to watch live TV, videos, and browse the web on their TVs. OTT TV is gaining popularity as it offers a more convenient way for people to watch their favorite programs from the comfort of their sofa. However, OTT TV faces challenges like lack of internet connectivity to TVs and limited bandwidth. OTT TV will significantly impact the media industry by enabling personalized TV and allowing users to access content anywhere on any device.

Online Content Model in Europe: Film and Video go Broadband

International Institute of Communications

1) Online video content and IPTV markets in Europe are growing rapidly, with the online video market expected to nearly match the size of the IPTV market by 2011. 2) Broadcasters and studios are distributing film and TV content online through various business models like transactional, subscription, and ad-supported services. 3) While physical DVD sales still dominate, digital distribution of content online and through IPTV is increasing quickly and new business models are shaping the industry.

Digital Media - Streaming Video Content - August 2017

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The Connected Life: More Personal, More Access, More Interactive

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Australia 2016 Construction Outlook-Infrastructure Megaprojects Opportunities...

Brikstats Consulting

Infrastructure has a central role in the development of an emerging economy or sustenance of a mature economy. Australia’s robust economy, growing trade and changing demographics are some of the factors driving demand for better and modern infrastructure. There is a persistent need in the country to invest in new infrastructure as well on maintenance and improvement of existing stock. Under the Australia Government’s Economic Action Strategy that plans to boost the country’s economic stance, Australia is likely to generate bigger opportunities in the infrastructure industry. Recently, the country has set out USD 43.9 billion for Greenfield and Brownfield Infrastructure Programmes, including Roads to Recovery Programme, Bridges Renewal Programme and many more. Also, Australia’s infrastructure industry is undergoing many changes. Country has majority of infrastructure asset backed by the Government until recently when privatization happens to be the next plan of action. While the economy is showing prospective signs, there are consequent risks and challenges that needs to be closely monitored. Mining which is the primary industry of the country, is witnessing slowdown in enticing investors due to growing land, environmental or political disputes, consequently resulting in cost and time overruns. Most of the speculators are turning spectators, waiting for the sector recovery. In a paradox of growing opportunities with undefined risks, it has become important to have access to an accurate and comprehensive market data that helps in strategic business decisions. The market assessment report from BrikStats Infrastructure Report Centre, “Australia 2016 Construction Outlook: Infrastructure Megaprojects Opportunities and Challenges” provides a detailed lens on the infrastructure and construction industry with a thorough sub-sector level assessment. It includes market sizing of upcoming project pipeline at a more granular level and provides forward-looking analysis on top clients, contractors, consultants/ PMcs, other civil contractors / suppliers with their respective working or partnership model. Furthermore, it shows the new and recent trends in the industry and how it may impact the business decisions of the involved companies. Under the special feature, report additionally provides detailed coverage on rarely reported data - ‘Project Financing’ and ‘Project Risks and Returns’. Under the heading, it covers Debt/ Equity values with DE ratios and financier details by sub- sector; Cost and Time overrun with underlying driving factors (sector level); and Returns as targeted Internal Rate of Return (IRR) along with other socio-economic impacts created by individual project.

Personal Branding 2.0 - How technology will land you your next gig.

Christophe Pons

The document provides 20 tips for online marketing. It suggests developing a strategic marketing plan with a good product, website designed for sales, and marketing strategy. It also recommends providing easy online ordering and payment, building credibility, using mini-sites, opt-in lists, cross-promotion, secure servers, useful tools, viral videos, Vine, Pinterest, infographics, unique content, promoting content, discussing industry topics, webinars, content audits, visual elements, and target marketing.

Fall Bicycle Planning Report

Carson Quam

This proposal aims to transform Main Street in downtown Springfield into a more bicycle and pedestrian friendly environment through two projects. The first project proposes installing buffered two-way cycle tracks, narrowing auto lanes, increasing bike parking and bus stops to encourage active transportation. The second focuses on education programs like Safe Routes to School and incentives for employers to promote cycling to work. Together these projects seek to improve safety, reduce speeding, and create a vibrant downtown that welcomes all transportation methods.

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ParsonsDesisLab

This document discusses a social entrepreneurship service idea that aims to bring neighbors and public organizations together. The service would involve neighbors teaching classes to other community members on various topics. A public organization would provide support through their resources and connections. If successful, the service could help build safer and stronger communities while providing learning opportunities and skill development for all involved.

John Ostrich: Space Weather Policy

EnergyTech2015

EnergyTech2015.com Track 4 Session 2 SHAPING POLICY ON CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE PROTECTION AND RECOVERY Moderator: Mike DeLamare Panelists will briefly present current policy efforts, or the effects of policy on providers. This will be followed by Q&A from the audience. Panelists: Andrea Boland: Discuss current and pending Legislation for the State of Maine as compared to other States: /Maine John Ostrich: Speaking on the Space Weather Policy and Action Plan Patrick Shaw: Addressing the business continuity and the emergency management consequences of long-term power outages Kevin Goodman: Policy effects on Power and Data Centers Chuck Manto: Policy as a catalyst for technical innovations

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Michael Geller "Benefitting from mega-projects: lessons from Vancouver"

Moscow Urban Forum

The document discusses the reuse of facilities and redevelopment of lands after major events like World's Fairs and Olympics. It provides examples like the Canadian Pavilion at Expo 86 becoming a conference center and cruise ship terminal. For the 2010 Vancouver Olympics, the media center became an expanded trade center, the athletes' village became new housing, and the speed skating oval became a community sports center. The document encourages planning future reuse of facilities and community development around them.

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Matthew Hause: The Smart Grid and MBSE Driven IoT

EnergyTech2015

EnergyTech2015.com Track 3 Session 3 Moderator: Mark Walker The integration of the Internet of Things (IoT) and MBSE in an Energy System and Complex energy grid management in a changing and dynamic future. Matthew Hause – Paper 1: Making the Smart Grid Smarter, MBSE Driven IoT The future of IoT success, including technology advancements and revenue generating potential across the business spectrum, is dependent on the application of solid Systems Engineering and Model Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) principals. Without MBSE, the complexity involved in the design, development, and deployment of IoT systems would consume both system and operational providers. Absent of any industry standards, IoT systems cannot be built in a vacuum and their success will only be realized through application of modern day systems engineering processes, methods, and tools. The infrastructure and management will need to be established prior to, or in conjunction with, the smart systems that support them. This paper will show an Energy system and connected systems and how an MBSE and SoS approach will help guide development.

HCC Strategic Plan Executive Summary

Houston Community College

Mark Minnucci: Deployment of MBSE and the Emergence of a Systems-Thinking Cul...

EnergyTech2015

SYSTEMS THINKING & MBSE Track 3 Session 2 Moderator: Mark Walker Deployment of MBSE and Systems Thinking in an energy technology company and an evaluation of interfaces in a system of systems development. Mark Minnucci – Paper 1: Deployment of MBSE and Emergence of a Systems-Thinking Culture Schneider Electric is a global specialist in the markets of energy management and automation. Historically, the Schneider portfolio has concentrated on mass-production of electro-mechanical consumer products. Today, Schneider product functionality and complexity are both rapidly increasing through the addition of embedded control software and wireless connectivity. In this presentation, I will share how my organization has championed this culture change, our roadmap for growing a community of experts from the ground up, and lessons-learned that will be applicable to all members of the audience who may be facing the same challenges in their own companies. This presentation will also provide a brief overview of the specific MBSE framework that Schneider Electric is using.

What is OTT?

Suganya Mathivanan

The global expansion of over-the-top (OTT) services has significantly driven the growth of various streaming companies. As the demand for Smart TV app development continues to surge, newer innovations, and advancements in Internet penetration, smart TV, mobile, and 5G infrastructure, are poised to further boost the streaming marketplace, with a particular emphasis on producing original content. Nevertheless, several Smart TV app development firms in the market offer an impressive platform that engages consumers with larger screens, providing an exceptional viewing experience. Additionally, these apps offer users enhanced surround sound, resulting in favorable adoption rates, especially in the wake of the pandemic.

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honan4108

1) NBC Universal is a major global media company that is responding proactively to convergence trends in the media industry. 2) It is focusing on producing high-quality content, controlling distribution through platforms like Hulu, and making strategic investments in emerging digital media companies. 3) NBC Universal sees opportunities in convergence across devices and believes it is well positioned to navigate the transition to digital and online media through these strategies.

ConTV Presentation

Lukas F

The document discusses the changing TV market and opportunities for connected TV services. It notes that younger viewers increasingly watch TV online and that new TVs with built-in internet connectivity allow online content and apps to be accessed through the TV. This is changing the roles of traditional market players and allowing new types of direct relationships between content creators and viewers. The company ConTV is presented as an end-to-end solution provider that helps content owners evaluate market opportunities and develop, launch and manage connected TV services.

ConTV Presentation

Lukas F

The document discusses the changing TV market and opportunities for connected TV services. It notes that new TVs with built-in internet connectivity allow online content and applications to access the TV screen. This leads to various market changes, including content creators establishing direct relationships with viewers and different types of players becoming active in content delivery. The document outlines the business opportunities for content providers to monetize their offerings on connected TVs, as well as ConTV's services to help content owners launch applications and services on TV platforms.

Achieving Video Nirvana!

Cisco Service Provider

Please check out this exclusive presentation from Cisco's Pankaj Gupta, Director of Video Solutions for SP Marketing, on "Achieving Video Nirvana!" presented at OTTcon. Consumer behavior, content consumption and business models are changing across the video ecosystem, and online video appears to be the primary source of disruption. In fact, Cisco's annual market research report discloses that, by 2013, ninety percent of all consumer IP traffic will be video. In this presentation, the Cisco speaker will address the real-world dilemmas for service provider company executives as they confront the transformations taking place in the video market. The speaker will cite real-world examples of how service providers and their ecosystem partners are developing strategies to address and profit from the coming dominance of online video.

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Jeffrey Hart

The document discusses several key topics related to internet video content including: 1. Questions around how internet video differs from traditional TV content in terms of delivery, producers, and importance of user-generated content. 2. Telecom companies are building out broadband infrastructure in the US but it still lags other countries in broadband speeds and fiber connectivity. 3. Current trends show growth in high-quality internet video through services like streaming and downloads, but traditional TV and movies still dominate long-form content. 4. User-generated sites like YouTube have become major platforms for both amateur and professional video while ad-supported sites also strive to find audiences and business models.

What is OTT Technology?

Suganya Mathivanan

Exploring The Future of TV 2012

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abhirup1985

Web broadcasting allows for both live streaming of content that is only available during the broadcast as well as on-demand streaming of content that can be accessed at any time. Tools for web broadcasting include services for live broadcasting, scheduled broadcasting, on-demand broadcasting, embedding live or recorded video, integrating text and video chat, and capturing from webcams or mobile devices. While older concepts of media involved one-way communication, new concepts in web broadcasting emphasize two-way interaction and participation from audiences. Video hosting services allow users to upload, share, and watch video content with functionality like pause, rewind, and more. Reasons YouTube did not exist earlier included high streaming server costs, limited internet users and bandwidth, and the internet

Ott video services

aikihook

The document discusses trends in over-the-top (OTT) video services and technologies. It notes that OTT video delivered over the internet, such as services from Netflix and Hulu, is growing rapidly and will account for most internet traffic in the coming years. This poses challenges and opportunities for network operators to improve delivery of video content and find new revenue sources from OTT. The rise of OTT video also allows more consumer choice in how and what devices they use to access video content.

USA Video Trends video advertising summit

Vincent Everts

This document provides an overview of digital video and recommendations for marketers. It discusses the shift to on-demand viewing, key events in online video, audience demographics, popular video content types and destinations, and performance metrics. The document recommends that marketers plan for an on-demand media lifestyle, optimize video creative for web constraints, and consider interactivity, creative variety, ad content, and comprehensive ad experiences to enhance engagement and results.