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The Frost & Sullivan Radar is a robust analytical tool that benchmarks companies' innovation focus and growth performance in each market. The dynamic solution offers frequent rating and positioning of companies that are having the greatest impact on the industry. The Frost Radar™ of the commercial extended reality (XR) hardware market analyzes ve...

The Frost Radar on account-based marketing (ABM) platforms analyzes providers that offer technology platforms, tools, and services created to streamline and optimize the execution of ABM strategies. ABM is a strategic approach in which a business targets its marketing efforts on a specific set of high-value accounts through personalized engagement...

This Frost Radar on the global 3D modeling and animation software industry analyzes providers developing, selling, and supporting tools to create and manipulate 3D objects and animation for a variety of verticals and use cases, including media and entertainment (M&E), architecture, industrial design, and retail and marketing. These providers can o...

The Frost Radar of the translation management systems (TMS) industry analyzes providers that help companies and organizations streamline, manage, localize, and optimize the complex process involved in translating content into multiple languages. Systems often include project management, translation memory, terminology management, vendor managem...

This Frost Radar analyzes online video platform (OVP) providers that offer services targeted at media and entertainment (M&E) use cases and customers. An OVP is a software-as-a-service (SaaS) that enables video content owners or holders to ingest, transcode, store, manage, protect, publish, syndicate, track, distribute, and monetize pieces of onli...

13 Apr 2017  |  Global  |  Market Research

Global Content Protection Market, Forecast to 2021

OTT, HTML5, and Cable IP-fication Disrupt Status Quo for Conditional Access Systems (CAS) and Digital Rights Management (DRM)

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Video service operators continue to rely heavily on content protection technologies to secure content, protect revenue, and meet content licensing obligations. However, the nature of protection technologies is expanding to encompass changing content delivery and rendering destinations including consumer electronics (CE) device apps and browsers. Th...