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The COVID-19 pandemic accelerated certain work-style trends that have slowly been picking up steam over decades. The current massive shift to remote and hybrid work is the result of both recent health and safety measures and long-standing trends such as globalization and employee demand for work-life balance, which have given rise to increasingly d...

The ongoing outbreak of coronavirus (COVID-19), first identified in December 2019 in Wuhan—the most populous city in Central China—evolved rapidly to be characterized as a pandemic by the World Health Organization (WHO) on 11 March 2020. Globally, organizations have been monitoring the COVID-19 situation closely and many have already implemented (o...

The modern workplace is undergoing a rapid transformation, moving beyond traditional metrics of occupancy to focus on effectiveness and experience. Organizations have realized that simply filling seats does not drive outcomes; instead, the workplace is now seen as a performance enabler, where experience is the new currency.Central to this evolution...

This Frost & Sullivan research service titled Colombian Total Telecommunications Services Market and New Opportunities for Operators, Forecast to 2024, provides market sizing and forecasts by segment and technology, both in terms of lines and revenue, as well as market share figures. In this research, Frost & Sullivan's expert analysts thoroughly e...

The multipurpose, multidimensional modern office featuring hybrid work, open offices, shared workspaces, and hot desking is here. To support today’s digital workers, businesses are designing modern meeting spaces. The emergence of the video-first enterprise has led to a growing demand for simple, affordable, and instant audio-video meetings and con...

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...