The world of media and entertainment has gone through disruptive change over the last 3 years, and with it, new avenues for content consumption have shaken the media industry traditional business and revenue models. In all but a few short years, the Internet of Everything (IoT) has taken the world and the lives of everyone by storm.
The proliferation of high connectivity circuits to the end customer, allowed emerging content providers to broadcast their creations to a global audience. Worldwide releases are now a reality for major Hollywood productions and popular series where anyone, in any country, can view the same content, at the same time. Global release cycles, create the need to localise content to reach a global audience within extremely tight launch windows.
As a media localisation and access service provider, offering subtitles and closed captioning to content providers throughout the world, we are very much aware of our customers’ pain points when versioning their content for foreign markets. Taking into consideration, the short times frames that original content can be localised pre-worldwide launch (sometimes as short as 12 hours) brings the need for high levels of security and speed to market. Content has to be localised and transmitted globally, almost instantly, and without compromising on quality.
Rising up to the challenge, we embraced the Internet of Things technologies, developing what we call the Internet of Subtitling (IoS), a proprietary technology and process framework that allows us to deliver in a faster, reliable, and transparent manner, guaranteeing the highest levels of security at all times. We’ve created our technology, by listening and taking into consideration your aspirations for improved content protection, visibility on how and by whom the content is used. Our technology is a cloud-based framework where no content is stored locally on any computer. In fact, we are able to integrate the IoS directly with each client’s back-office systems so that the content will never have to leave their premises.
High quality localisation in the speed of internet without distributing the content? With IoS it is a reality.
