Huawei has engaged Strategy Analytics as a partner in the preparation of this report to highlight new opportunities for telecoms operators sparked by the emergence and proliferation of the Internet. New forms of video content distribution open the market for companies not originally part of the video ecosystem. Telecoms operators in particular have established themselves as IPTV service providers and must now also embrace vertical video markets beyond consumer video.
This report examines the scale of this opportunity and evaluates platform vendors who can assist them in capturing part of this $700B opportunity.
Table of Contents
1. Executive Summary
2. The Video Ecosystem: Industry Overview
3. Consumer Video
3.1 Distribution Channels Are Changed By OTT
3.2 Mobile Devices Expand the Market
3.3 Ubiquitous IP Makes FMC a Trend
4.1 Video Surveillance
4.2 Communications
4.3 eLearning
5.1 Cisco
5.2 Ericsson
5.3 Nokia
5.4 BAMTech Media
5.5 AWS Elemental
5.6 Kaltura
5.7 Huawei Technologies
6.1 Fixed-Mobile Convergence & Vertical Video Coverage
6.2 Openness and Innovation
6.3 Virtualization
6.4 Vendor Scoring
7. Summary and Recommendations
8. How Can We Help You?
Exhibit 1: Video Ecosystem
Exhibit 2: Global Revenue from Consumer Video
Exhibit 3: Consumer Video Marketplace
Exhibit 4: Consumer Internet Video Traffic Forecast by Region
Exhibit 5: Emerging Consumer Video Ecosystem
Exhibit 6: Revenue from Consumer Video – Traditional vs. OTT Distribution
Exhibit 7: Adoption of Mobile Video
Exhibit 8: Multi-Screen is a Core Part of Subscription Video
Exhibit 9: Share of Peak Internet Traffic – North America
Exhibit 10: Consumer Internet Video Traffic Forecast by Network Type
Exhibit 11: Enterprise Video Marketplace
Exhibit 12: Revenue from Vertical (Enterprise) Video
Exhibit 13: Global Revenue – Video Surveillance
Exhibit 14: Leading Security Vendors by Category
Exhibit 15: Teleconferencing Revenue Forecast
Exhibit 16: Smartphone Video Call Accounts by Region
Exhibit 17: eLearning Revenue
Exhibit 18: Cisco Networking and Security Capabilities
Exhibit 19: Cisco’s Virtualized Video Processing (V2P)
Exhibit 20: Cisco’s Converged Cable Access Platform (CCAP)
Exhibit 21: Cisco’s IPTV Head-End Sample Architecture
Exhibit 22: Cisco Security System
Exhibit 23: Ericsson Platform Overview
Exhibit 24: Ericsson MediaFirst TV
Exhibit 25: Ericsson Video and Storage Processing Platform
Exhibit 26: Ericsson MediaFirst Video Processing
Exhibit 27: BAM Tech - Entertainment Focus
Exhibit 28: AWS Elemental Workflow
Exhibit 29: AWS Elemental Live Video Processing Platform
Exhibit 30: AWS Elemental Server
Exhibit 31: AWS Elemental Statmux Content Delivery Optimisation
Exhibit 32: AWS Elemental Cloud PaaS
Exhibit 33: AWS Elemental Video Network Management System
Exhibit 34: AWS Video Components and Workflow
Exhibit 35: Kaltura Lecture Capture Video Application
Exhibit 36: Huawei Envision Video Platform