IABM Market Intelligence Round Up

IABM Market Intelligence Round Up 17 November 2015

In order to keep our members fully informed, our Research Analyst Lorenzo Zanni has once again scoured the internet to find a wide range of stories that might interest you. With articles that cover the top technology trends in 2016, issues relating to Cyber security and consumer spending trends, there is lots to choose from.

Please click on the links below to find out more.

Top 10 Technology Trends for 2016 Juniper Research

Africa to reach 1bn mobile broadband connections by 2020

Clearleap: OTT Has Caught Up to Cable - NScreenMedia

Cyber-security industry forecast to reach $170bn by 2020 Bank of America Merrill Lynch

TV Networks cut commercials to appeal to younger viewers accustomed to adfree SVOD service

European Pay-TV earnings growth slows down, IPTV surpasses cable - ITMedia Consulting

US cord cutting slows but trend continues, 393,000 customers lost in Q3 Ampere Analysis

Why advanced discovery and recommendations matter- NScreenMedia

US consumers spending more on SVOD (YoY growth=24,23%) to detriment of rental

Telecoms operators now provide around one-fifth of world's pay-TV subscriptions - Ovum

IABM Annual International Business Conference Session - Taking the pulse of the industry

Thursday 3 December

Lorenzo Zanni (IABM Research Analyst), Joe Zaller (IABM DC), Peter White (IABM CEO) and Stan Moote (IABM CTO) discuss "Business is growing, but where and how? IABM data provides the answers".

Here are a few of the key takeaways from our latest End User Survey which will be discussed

Broadcast buyer sentiment has been stable over the last 2 years

An increasing % of respondents say that projects that were delayed during the recession are now urgent

New media activities revenues increasingly important for broadcasters at the expense of traditional broadcast activities

Operational efficiency still a major concern for broadcasters

Cloud computing and interoperability continue to gain relevance in projects

Decision making at broadcasters still mostly engineering-oriented, but this is predicted to decline over next years

CapEx Spend on traditional IT vendors predicted to increase over the next years

Recruitment and unstructured training of engineers still a major issue for broadcasters

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Our Conference is unique with its focus on not just the technology but the broad spectrum of challenges and opportunities facing everyone in the broadcast and media industry. Internationally renowned speakers will uncover the business trends based upon exclusive IABM market research data and data from other research organisations. The implications for the industry will be analysed and debated from the perspective of technology suppliers and end users. New business models will be explored and debated, highlighting the opportunities to exploit the significant growth opportunities that come with change. As the broadcast and media industry is transformed, this is the only conference that takes a balanced view of not only the technology but the operational and business implications.

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