Enterprise Streaming Media Market Shares, Strategy, and Forecasts, Worldwide, 2011 to 2017

Table of Contents

 

Enterprise Streaming Media Executive Summary 

 

Enterprise Streaming Media Executive Summary  ES-1

Enterprise Streaming Media Market Driving Forces  ES-1

Enterprise Streaming Media Market Shares  ES-3

Enterprise Streaming Media Market Forecasts  ES-4

 

Enterprise Streaming Media Market Description and Market Dynamics 

 

1.    Enterprise Streaming Media Market Dynamics and

Market Description   1-1

1.1   Knowledge Worker Media Market Opportunity  1-1

1.1.1    Streaming Media Software Systems Industry Adoption  1-2

1.1.2    Knowledge Workers Must Be Able To Exchange

This Information  1-2

1.1.3    Streaming Media Improves Productivity  1-3

1.1.4    Streaming Media Software Systems

Centralized Content Online  1-4

1.1.5    Streaming Video delivery method  1-4

1.1.6    Enterprise-Streaming Video  1-5

1.2   Streaming Media Knowledge Worker Market Opportunity  1-10

1.2.1    Streaming Media Facilities Collaboration  1-10

1.2.2    Adobe Acrobat Streaming Media Positioning  1-11

1.3   Implementing An Effective Enterprise Video

Communications Strategy  1-13

1.3.1    Corporate Governance and Compliance  1-16

1.4   Enterprise Video Communications Needs Assessment

Matrix    1-17

1.4.1    Streaming Media Solution Components  1-19

1.4.2    Enterprise Video Information Platform Promotes

Content Sharing And Content Reuse  1-22

1.5   Enterprise Video Communications  1-24

1.6   Streaming Media Enterprise Market Outlook  1-26

1.7   Media Streaming Enterprise Market Categories  1-28

1.8   Enterprise Use Of Broadcast-Quality Video To

Leverage the Internet as a Channel 1-30

1.9   Increased Use Of The Internet For Communication,

Electronic Commerce, And Advertising  1-31

1.10     Broadband Communications  1-32

1.10.1  Network Infrastructure And Transmission Methods  1-35

1.11     Distribution  1-35

1.12     Operating System Focus On Media Delivery  1-37

1.13     Media Hosting  1-37

1.14     Electronic Commerce And Subscription Services  1-38

1.15     Channel Streaming Media Model 1-39

1.16     Internet Access Devices Enhance the Value of the Channel 1-40

 

Enterprise Streaming Media Market Shares and Market Forecasts 

 

2. Enterprise Streaming Media Market Shares

and Market Forecasts  2-1

2.1   Enterprise Streaming Media Market Driving Forces  2-1

2.2   Enterprise Streaming Media Market Shares  2-6

2.2.1    Streaming Media Technology Licensing  2-8

2.2.2    RealNetworks High Quality Streaming Video  2-8

2.2.3    RealNetworks Technology Products  2-10

2.2.4    Adobe / Flash  2-11

2.2.5    Adobe / Macromedia / Flash  2-12

2.2.6    Adobe / Macromedia Flash Player 9 for Linux  2-12

2.2.7    Adobe Flash Player Internet PC Penetration  2-13

2.2.8    Microsoft's Silverlight Platform Focused On

Lowering Cost Of Content Creation & Delivery  2-14

2.2.9    Microsoft Digital Media And Media

Distribution Technology  2-15

2.2.10  Apple QuickTime Streaming  2-16

2.2.11  Accordent Engage  2-16

2.2.12  Accordent Capture Station  2-17

2.2.13  Wowza Media Systems  2-18

2.3   Enterprise Streaming Media Market Forecasts  2-19

2.3.1    Streaming Media Servers and Licenses

Market Segment Forecasts  2-22

2.3.2    FLV (Flash Video) 2-24

2.3.3    Streaming Media Growth  2-26

2.3.4    Streaming Media Of News-Oriented Business Material 2-26

2.4   Software as a Service  2-27

2.4.1    Streaming Media Principal Competitors  2-27

2.4.2    Streaming Media Enterprise Market Opportunity  2-28

2.4.3    Content Delivery Networks (CDNs) 2-31

2.4.4    Enterprise Video Communications Challenge  2-32

2.4.5    Keynote Streaming Perspective  2-34

2.4.6    Streaming Media Performance Aspects  2-34

2.4.7    Streaming Media Technical Challenges  2-36

2.4.8    Streaming Media Providers Try To Work

Around The Problem Of Delays  2-38

2.5   Streaming Media Challenges  2-43

2.6   Streaming Media Business Benefits  2-44

2.6.1    Streaming Media Network Services  2-47

2.7   Enterprise Streaming Media Applications  2-47

2.7.1    Enterprise Streaming Media Compliance Applications  2-47

2.7.2    Enterprise Retail Financial Video Communications Solutions  2-47

2.7.3    Regional Education Service Centers  2-53

2.7.4    Enterprise On Demand Streaming Media Systems  2-53

2.7.5    Video Role In The Auto Industry Accelerates  2-57

2.7.6    Enterprises Are More Distributed Than Ever 2-58

2.7.7    Streaming Video: Live Streaming And

Video On Demand (VOD) 2-58

2.7.8    Enterprise Live Event Webcast Programming  2-60

2.7.9    Video Creation and Authoring  2-62

2.7.10  Digital Signage and Syndication  2-63

2.7.11  Enterprise Video Production for Communication  2-64

2.7.12  Digital Media Common Platform   2-64

2.7.13  Enterprise Video Security  2-64

2.7.14  Digital Rights Management 2-66

2.7.15  Viewership Monitoring and Reporting  2-66

2.7.16  Enterprise Video Infrastructure  2-67

2.7.17  Encoders/Transcoders  2-67

2.7.18  Streaming Servers  2-68

2.7.19  Media Asset Management 2-68

2.7.20  Video Components  2-69

2.7.21  Video Conferencing  2-69

2.7.22  Streaming Media For Back End Systems  2-70

2.7.23  Enterprise Streaming Media For Front End Systems  2-72

2.7.24  Customer Service  2-73

2.7.25  Partner Business Drivers  2-73

2.7.26  Business Process Streaming Media  2-75

2.7.27  Streaming Media For Business Processes  2-77

2.7.28  Impact Of Mergers And Acquisitions  2-77

2.7.29  Expand Strategic Partnerships  2-79

2.7.30  Electronic Commerce  2-80

2.7.31  Vendors With A Broad Suite Of Products  2-83

2.8   Media Management Return On Investment 2-83

2.8.1    Return on Investment Through Enterprise Video  2-83

2.9   Streaming Media Regional Analysis  2-84

 

Enterprise Streaming Media Product Description  

 

3. Streaming Media Playback Technologies

Product Description   3-1

3.1   Streaming Media Enterprise Products  3-1

3.2   RealNetworks  3-2

3.2.1    RealNetworks® Media Servers for Cloud Services  3-4

3.2.2    RealNetworks® Media Servers for Mobile Entertainment 3-4

3.2.3    RealNetworks® Media Servers Mobile Messaging  3-4

3.2.4    RealNetworks Helix™ Technology Platform   3-4

3.2.5    RealNetworks Helix Server 3-6

3.2.6    RealNetworks Helix Server Target Markets  3-7

3.2.7    Real Networks Client Technology  3-9

3.2.8    RealPlayer for Mobile Devices  3-9

3.2.9    Real Networks Helix DNA   3-9

3.2.10  Real Networks Cross-Platform, Multi-Format,

 and Carrier-Grade  3-10

3.2.11  Real Networks Building Blocks for Digital Media  3-10

3.2.12  RealNetworks Helix Proxy  3-12

3.2.13  RealNetworks Helix Rate Adaptation  3-16

3.2.14  RealNetworks Helix Delivering Multiple Formats  3-16

3.2.15  RealNetworks Helix Mulitple Operating Systems  3-17

3.2.16  RealNetworks Helix Unicast Broadcasting To

Internal & External Audiences  3-17

3.2.17  RealNetworks Helix Archiving Broadcasts  3-18

3.2.18  RealNetworks Helix Authentication  3-19

3.2.19  RealNetworks Helix Monitoring  3-21

3.2.20  RealNetworks Helix Custom Logging  3-21

3.2.21  RealNetworks Helix Community DNA   3-25

3.2.22  Real Networks Helix Community Operations Team   3-28

3.3   Microsoft Media Player  3-28

3.3.1    Windows Media Player Media Places  3-30

3.3.2    Microsoft Silverlight 3-33

3.3.3    Microsoft's Silverlight Platform Focused

On Lowering Cost Of Content Creation & Delivery  3-34

3.3.4    Microsoft Streaming Media: Video On-Demand  3-35

3.3.5    Microsoft Silverlight Platform Comprehensive

Content Management 3-36

3.3.6    Microsoft Silverlight Platform Management Intelligence  3-37

3.3.7    Microsoft Silverlight Platform Industry-Standard Support 3-37

3.3.8    Microsoft Live Streaming Media Platform: 3-37

3.3.9    Microsoft Live Streaming Media Platform

 Customized Interactive Message  3-39

3.3.10  Microsoft Live Streaming Media Platform

Intelligent Tracking  3-40

3.3.11  Microsoft Streaming Media to the iPhone  3-40

3.3.12  Microsoft Media Management Platform   3-41

3.4   Adobe / Macromedia / Flash  3-43

3.4.1    Adobe / Macromedia Flash Player 9 for Linux  3-43

3.4.2    Adobe Flash Platform Services  3-46

3.4.3    Adobe Flash Platform Benefits  3-47

3.4.1    Adobe Flash Platform Real-Time Push Messaging  3-48

3.4.2    Adobe Flash Platform Pre-Built Components  3-48

3.4.3    Adobe Flash Platform Multimedia Streaming  3-48

3.4.4    Adobe Flash Platform User Management 3-48

3.4.5    Adobe InMarket 3-48

3.5   Apple  3-50

3.5.1    Apple QuickTime Pro  3-51

3.5.2    Apple Quicktime Converts Media  3-51

3.5.3    Apple QuickTime 7 Pro Records and Edits Work  3-51

3.5.4    Apple QuickTime Streaming  3-51

3.5.5    Apple QuickTime Streaming Server 3-52

3.5.6    Apple Streaming  3-53

3.5.7    Apple QuickTime Streaming Web Server 3-53

3.5.8    Apple QuickTime Broadcaster 3-54

3.5.9    Apple Server Solutions  3-58

3.5.10  Apple Media Streaming Features  3-60

3.6   Qumu  3-63

3.6.1    Qumu Video Webcasting Products  3-65

3.6.2    Qumu Video Management And Publishing Software  3-66

3.6.3    Qumu Can Be Used In Conjunction With

Robust Creation Tools Accordent Presenter PRO   3-67

3.6.4    Qumu Target Markets  3-67

3.6.5    Qumu ViewCast Niagara Pro and Osprey-240  3-71

3.6.6    Qumu End-To-End Enterprise-Class Software Solutions  3-71

3.6.7    Qumu Integrates Digital Rapids Encoders  3-72

3.6.8    Qumu Business Video Conferencing Products  3-75

3.6.9    Qumu and ViewCast Partner to Deliver

Powerful Video Solution for the Enterprise  3-78

3.6.10  Qumu Platform to Manage Enterprise Video  3-81

3.6.11  Qumu Corporate Network Integration  3-84

3.6.12  Qumu Compliance  3-84

3.6.13  Qumu's Video Control Center 3-85

3.6.14  Qumu Live Video Broadcast - Scaling Live Video Events  3-88

3.6.15  Qumu Dynamic Program Browser and Event Calendar 3-89

3.6.16  Qumu Live to VOD Transition Management 3-89

3.6.17  Qumu Live Event Challenge for Presenters  3-91

3.6.18  Qumu Solution: MP LiveCaster 3-92

3.6.19  Qumu Video Content Management –

Managing Large Libraries of Video Content 3-94

3.6.20  Video on Demand  3-95

3.6.21  Qumu Comprehensive Scalable Distribution  3-96

3.6.22  Qumu Solution: Reporting  3-96

3.6.23  Qumu Digital Signage Network  3-97

3.6.24  Media Delivery Services Live Webcast Video  3-98

3.6.25  Qumu MP MediaNet Enhances Video Infrastructure  3-102

3.7   Accordent Engage  3-105

3.7.1    Accordent Media Management 3-105

3.7.2    Accordent Media Creation  3-106

3.7.3    Accordent Engage  3-109

3.7.4    Accordent Technologies High-impact Webcasting

Without High Costs  3-109

3.7.5    Accordent Announces HD Support for Accordent

Capture Station  3-111

3.7.6    Accordent Rich Media Capture Station  3-113

3.7.7    Accordent Enterprise Rich Media Technology  3-113

3.7.8    Accordent Focus Group Capture Station  3-114

3.7.9    Accordent Mobile Edition  3-114

3.7.10  Accordent System Supports Marketing

Focus Groups Leverage Multimedia Presentations  3-115

3.7.11  Accordent Capture Station Permits

Businesses to Leverage Online Multimedia Communications

Presentations  3-116

3.7.12  Accordent Software University Medical Center

Medical education  3-117

3.7.13  Accordent Software Internal Communications /

Technology Seminars  3-117

3.7.14  Accordent Next-Generation Focus Groups  3-117

3.7.15  Accordent Technologies Gold Certified Partner

Status in Microsoft Partner Program   3-120

3.7.16  Accordent Rich Media Communications  3-122

3.7.17  Accordent Capture Station  3-123

3.7.18  Accordent PresenterPro  3-125

3.7.19  Accordent Engage  3-127

3.8   Spirent Load Testing  3-128

3.9   adap.tv Partners with the Platform   3-129

3.10     Kulabyte HD Solution for On2’s VP6  3-130

3.10.1  XStream Live Streaming Video Software  3-130

3.10.2  Kulabyte Live Video Streaming Servers

For Portable & Rackmount Uses  3-131

3.10.3  XStreamCast Voyager™ Live Video

Streaming Server 3-132

3.10.4  XStreamCast Traveler™ Live Video

Kulabyte Streaming Server 3-133

3.10.5  XStreamCast Server™ Live Video

 Kulabyte Streaming Server 3-133

3.11     Ignite  3-134

3.11.1  Ignite Video Delivery  3-137

3.11.2  Ignite Enterprise Live Streaming  3-137

3.11.3  Ignite for Social Media  3-138

3.11.4  Ignite for Mobile  3-138

3.11.5  Ignite Software Delivery  3-138

3.12     Streaming Media Distance Learning  3-139

3.13     Sales and Channel Enablement 3-143

3.13.1  Qumu  3-143

3.13.2  Qumu Sales and Marketing Teams

Revenue Driving by Streaming Media  3-146

3.14     Corporate Communications  3-148

3.14.1  Qumu Corporate Video Communications  3-148

3.15     HR Benefits Administration  3-152

3.15.1  Qumu  3-152

3.15.2  Streaming Media Servers Replace Storage Media  3-155

3.15.3  Microsoft Silverlight 3-157

3.15.4  Microsoft Mainstreaming Streaming Media  3-158

3.15.5  Microsoft Optimize Components Of Software

Platform To Add Value To Silverlight 3-159

3.15.6  Microsoft Mainstreaming Streaming Media  3-160

3.15.7  Spirent Avalanche Load Testing Appliances  3-160

3.15.8  Bandwidth For Video Over IP  3-163

3.15.9  VitalStream’s Value-add  3-165

3.15.10 Internap / VitalStream CDN Technology  3-166

3.15.11 Internap VitalStream CDN To Power Black

Coffee Channel 3-167

3.15.12 Internap / Adobe Partnership  3-168

3.15.13 Internap Network Services  3-169

3.16     Digitalsmiths / GOTUIT   3-170

3.16.1  Digitalsmiths / Gotuit PowerVideo Suite  3-172

3.16.2  Gotuit VideoMarker Pro (*New Product) 3-172

3.17     Distributing Online Media  3-175

3.18     3C   3-175

3.18.1  3C Streaming Media  3-176

3.18.2  3C Media on Demand  3-177

3.19     Video Role In The Enterprise Accelerates  3-179

3.20     Streaming Media Return on Investment:

Bandwidth for Video over IP   3-180

3.20.1  Streaming Media Market Dynamics  3-182

3.20.2  Streaming Media Standardization  3-183

3.21     Internap Network Services / VitalStream

Online Video  3-185

3.21.1  Broadband Penetration Enables Widespread

Rich Media Content Distribution  3-186

3.21.2  Declining Costs Create New Opportunities  3-187

3.21.3  Streaming Media Opportunities for Business  3-187

3.21.4  Advertising Campaigns/Marketing and

Branding Effectiveness  3-188

3.21.5  VitalStream Supports Branding And New

Customer Acquisition  3-188

3.21.6  VitalStream Web Analytics Data  3-189

3.21.7  VitalStream Customer Service and Support 3-190

3.21.8  VitalStream Flash Rich Media Value-Add  3-190

3.21.9  VitalStream CDN Technology  3-191

3.22     Cisco WebEx  3-191

3.22.1  Cisco Telepresence  3-192

3.23     Wowza Media Systems Flash Developer  3-197

3.23.1  Maven Collaborates with Microsoft for

Next-Generation Internet TV Experiences Using

Microsoft Silverlight 3-198

3.23.2  Maven Internet TV Platform   3-199

3.24     Origin Digital / InterData Software  3-200

3.25     Ignite Technologies  3-201

3.26     Telestream Episode Integration with Final Cut Studio 2  3-203

3.26.1  Telestream Products  3-204

3.26.2  ROO Video Portal 3-204

3.27     Abacast Streaming Media  3-205

3.27.1  The Abacast Radio Streaming Platform   3-206

3.27.2  Abacast Streaming and Hosting  3-210

3.27.3  Abacast Mobile Streaming  3-213

3.27.4  Abacast Mobile Streaming Revenue  3-214

3.27.5  Abacast Mobile Partner: jacAPPS  3-214

 

Enterprise Streaming Media Technology 

 

4. Enterprise Streaming Media Technology  4-1

4.1   Enterprise Streaming Media Market Technology Trends  4-1

4.2   Rapid Adoption Of Internet Interactive Rich

Media Streaming Media  4-2

4.2.1    Broadband Penetration Enables

Widespread Rich Media Content Distribution  4-3

4.2.2    Declining Costs Create New Opportunities  4-3

4.2.3    Streaming Media Opportunities for Business  4-4

4.2.4    Advertising Campaigns/Marketing and

 Branding Effectiveness  4-4

4.2.5    Product Demos and Training Effectiveness  4-5

4.2.6    Streaming Media Customer Service and Support 4-6

4.3   Multiple Internet Networks  4-7

4.3.1    Problem Of Inefficient Routing Of Data

 Traffic On The Internet 4-8

4.3.2    Effective Throughput 4-10

4.3.3    Growing Importance Of The Internet For

Business-Critical Internet-Based Applications  4-11

4.3.4    Technology Impact 4-11

4.3.5    Services and Technology  4-12

4.4   Data Center Services  4-13

4.5   Flow Control Platform, or FCP   4-13

4.5.1    Network Access Points and Data Centers  4-15

4.6   Streaming Media Overcomes Limitations of

Internet Stateless Approach  4-15

4.6.1    Types of Streaming Media  4-17

4.6.2    Broadband  4-18

4.6.3    Server-based Streaming  4-21

4.6.4    Streaming Media Tool For Business To Communicate  4-22

4.7   Open Systems  4-24

4.7.1    Open Web Services Technology  4-24

4.7.2    Open Standards To Define A Common Event 4-25

4.7.3    Open Systems  4-25

4.8   Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) 4-26

4.8.1    IBM Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) 4-28

4.8.2    SOA Business Challenge IT Imperative  4-28

4.8.3    Service-Oriented Architecture And Relevant Standards  4-29

4.9   Java  4-31

4.9.1    Vendor Commitment To Java  4-32

4.9.2    Advantages Of Java In Context Of

Application Integration  4-32

4.10     J2EE (Java™ Platform) 4-33

4.10.1  Java Single Application Development 4-34

4.10.2  Vendor Commitment To Java  4-35

4.10.3  Advantages Of Java In Context Of

Application Integration  4-35

4.10.4  J2EE Standardization  4-36

4.11     Web Services Protocols  4-37

4.11.1  Web Services  4-38

4.11.2  Soap  4-38

4.11.3  Apache Soap  4-39

4.11.4  Load Balancer With SSL Support 4-39

4.11.5  Points Of Failure  4-40

4.11.6  Soap Limitations  4-41

4.11.7  WSDL   4-43

4.11.8  WSDL Service Descriptions  4-44

4.11.9  UDDI Registry  4-44

4.11.10 UDDI Test Registries  4-45

4.11.11 UDDI Distributed Web Service Discovery  4-45

4.11.12 UDDI Consortium   4-46

4.11.13 WS-Inspection Document Extensibility  4-47

4.11.14 XSLT  4-48

4.11.15 OASIS  4-49

4.11.16 ebXML   4-49

4.12     StreamFinder.com   4-50

4.13     Tremor Media Leverages Mirror Image

Internet For Reliable, Uninterrupted Delivery of

Video Ads and Online Content 4-51

 

Enterprise Streaming Media Company Profiles 

 

5. Enterprise Streaming Media Company Profiles  5-1

5.1   3C Software  5-1

5.1.1    3C Software ImpactECS Used By Shaw Industries I  5-1

5.2   Abacast 5-2

5.3   Accenture / Origin Digital 5-2

5.3.1    Origin Digital Customers  5-2

5.4   Accordent Technologies  5-3

5.5   Adap.tv  5-9

5.6   Adobe  5-10

5.6.1    Adobe Revenue  5-11

5.6.2    Adobe Segment Information  5-11

5.6.3    Adobe Geographic Information  5-13

5.6.4    Adobe Software Business Overview   5-14

5.6.5    Adobe Strategy  5-14

5.6.6    Adobe Ubiquitous Client Technologies  5-16

5.6.7    Adobe Segments  5-16

5.6.8    Creative Solutions Segment 5-16

5.6.9    Knowledge Workers Are In Enterprises  5-18

5.6.10  Adobe Professional Page Layout Market 5-21

5.6.11  Adobe Scene7  5-21

5.6.12  Adobe Paper-To-Digital 5-22

5.6.13  Adobe Collaboration  5-22

5.6.14  Adobe Customer Interaction Model 5-22

5.6.15  Adobe Knowledge Worker Business  5-23

5.6.16  Adobe Omniture Online Analytics  5-24

5.6.17  Adobe Platform Products  5-24

5.7   Digitalsmiths  5-25

5.7.1    Digitalsmiths Acquires Gotuit 5-25

5.7.2    Digitalsmiths Existing Investors  5-26

5.7.3    Gotuit 5-26

5.8   Digital Rapids  5-27

5.9   Ignite Technologies  5-27

5.9.1    Ignite Secure And Scalable Content Delivery Solution  5-28

5.10     Internap  5-29

5.10.1  Internap Network Services Acquires VitalStream   5-31

5.10.2  Internap Competition  5-32

5.10.3  Internap Revenues  5-33

5.11     Kulabyte  5-34

5.11.1  Sorenson Media Partnership With Kulabyte  5-34

5.12     Microsoft 5-36

5.12.1  Microsoft Azure Services Platform   5-36

5.12.2  Microsoft Windows Azure  5-37

5.12.3  Microsoft Live Services  5-38

5.12.4  Microsoft SQL Services  5-38

5.12.5  Microsoft .NET Services  5-38

5.12.6  Microsoft® SharePoint® Services &

Dynamics® CRM Services  5-39

5.12.7  Microsoft Second-Quarter Revenue For

The Quarter Ended Dec. 31, 2010  5-39

5.12.8  Microsoft Revenue Nine Months 2009  5-42

5.12.9  Microsoft Competition  5-44

5.12.10 Microsoft Security Vulnerabilities  5-45

5.12.11 Microsoft Client Segment 5-47

5.12.12 Microsoft Segments  5-49

5.12.13 Open Text Livelink ECM Integration

Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 5-51

5.12.14 Microsoft Multinational Computer Technology  5-52

5.12.15 Selected Microsoft Partners  5-52

5.12.16 Microsoft Software Products  5-53

5.12.17 Microsoft Cloud-Based Services  5-54

5.12.18 Microsoft Operating Segments  5-55

5.12.19 Microsoft Server and Tools  5-56

5.12.20 Microsoft Business Division  5-57

5.12.21 Competitors To The Microsoft Office System   5-58

5.12.22 Microsoft Entertainment and Devices Division  5-58

5.13     Qumu  5-59

5.14     RealNetworks  5-59

5.14.1  RealNetworks Net revenue  5-59

5.14.2  RealNetworks Technology Products and Solutions  5-61

5.14.3  RealNetworks Messaging Services  5-62

5.14.4  RealNetworks Media Software and Services  5-63

5.14.5  RealNetworks Technology Licensing  5-64

5.14.6  RealNetworks Media Software and Services  5-64

5.15     SAP   5-65

5.15.1  SAP Strategy For Growth  5-66

5.15.2  SAP Strategy  5-68

5.15.3  SAP Service-Oriented Architecture SOA   5-70

5.15.4  SAP NetWeaver 5-72

5.15.5  SAP Industries Served  5-74

5.15.6  SAP Revenue  5-79

5.16     Spirent 5-82

5.17     Wowza Media Systems  5-83

 

List of Tables and Figures

 

Enterprise Streaming Media Executive Summary 

 

Table ES-1  ES-2

Enterprise Streaming Media Market Driving Forces 

Figure ES-2  ES-3

Enterprise Streaming Media Market Shares, Shipments,

Dollars, Worldwide 2010 

Figure ES-3  ES-5

Enterprise Streaming Media Market Forecasts Dollars,

Worldwide, 2011-2017 

 

Enterprise Streaming Media Market Description and Market Dynamics 

Table 1-1  1-6

Enterprise Video Technology Solutions Attributes 

Table 1-1  (Continued) 1-7

Enterprise Video Technology Solutions Attributes 

Table 1-2  1-8

Considerations In The Creation, Management And

Delivery Of Streaming Video 

Table 1-3  1-14

Digital Video Streaming Media Enables Business

Transformation  1

Table 1-4  1-20

Streaming Media Solution Components 

Table 1-5  1-21

Streaming Media Solution Video Value Chain 

Figure 1-6  1-25

Enterprise Video Communications System  

Table 1-7  1-29

Enterprise and Business Digital Video And Streaming

Media Market Categories 

Table 1-8  1-31

Professional Use Of Video Editing And Media Streaming 

Table 1-9  1-33

Media Delivery Positioning

Table 1-10  1-34

Media Delivery Features 

Table 1-11  1-36

Streaming Media Product Distribution And

Bundling Target Markets 

 

Enterprise Streaming Media Market Shares and Market Forecasts 

 

Table 2-1  2-2

Enterprise Streaming Media Market Driving Forces 

Table 2-2  2-3

Relative Advantages Of Enterprise Streaming Media 

Table 2-3  2-4

Enterprise Streaming Media Business Drivers 

Table 2-4  2-5

Enterprise Streaming Media Technology Drivers 

Figure 2-5  2-6

Enterprise Streaming Media Market Shares, Shipments,

Dollars, Worldwide 2010 

Table 2-6  2-7

Enterprise Streaming Media Market Shares, Shipments,

Dollars, Worldwide, 2010 

Figure 2‑7  2-13

Adobe Flash Player Internet PC Penetration 

Figure 2-8  2-20

Enterprise Streaming Media Market Forecasts Dollars,

Worldwide, 2011-2017 

 

Figure 2-9  2-21

Enterprise Streaming Media Market Forecasts

Dollars, Worldwide, 2011-2017 

Table 2-10  2-23

Streaming Media Servers and Licenses Market

Segment Forecasts 

Dollars, Worldwide, 2011-2017 

Table 2-11  2-24

Streaming Media Servers and Licenses Market

Segment Forecasts, Percent, Worldwide, 2011-2017 

Table 2-12  2-25

High-Quality Online Video Formats Percent

Table 2-13  2-33

Largest Enterprise Streaming Media Users 

Table 2-14  2-35

Streaming Media Performance Aspects 

Table 2-15  2-37

Streaming Media Technical Challenges 

Table 2-16  2-40

Streaming Media Performance Analysis Target Score Functions 

Table 2-16 (Continued) 2-41

Streaming Media Performance Analysis Target Score Functions 

Table 2-16 (Continued) 2-42

Streaming Media Performance Analysis Target Score Functions 

Table 2-17  2-43

Key Challenges Of Streaming Media 

 

Table 2-18  2-46

Streaming Media Integration Modular Architecture Impact

Table 2-19  2-49

Media Streaming Key Benefits 

Table 2-20  2-50

Video Streaming Media Enterprise Applications 

Table 2-21  2-51

Streaming Media Conferencing Goals:

Table 2-22  2-52

Video Enterprise Streaming Media Solution

Management Benefits:

Table 2-22 (Continued) 2-53

Video Enterprise Streaming Media Solution

 Management Benefits:

Table 2-23  2-54

Video Enterprise Streaming Media Solution Challenges:

Table 2-24  2-55

Enterprise On demand Streaming Media Systems Positioning 

Table 2-25  2-61

Enterprise Video Evolving Applications 

Table 2-26  2-71

Business Benefits Of Advanced Streaming Media 

Table 2-27  2-72

Enterprise Market Advantages Achieved From Streaming Media 

Table 2-28  2-74

Streaming Media Targeted To B2B And Exchanges 

 

Table 2-29  2-76

Business Process Streaming Media Advantages 

Table 2-30  2-79

Enterprise Streaming Media Processes 

Table 2-31  2-81

E-Business Objectives 

Table 2-32  2-81

Electronic Commerce Infrastructure Requirements 

Table 2-33  2-82

Streaming Media Functions Enable E-commerce 

Table 2-34  2-82

Streaming Media Support For Internet Commerce And EDI 

Figure 2-35  2-85

Enterprise Streaming Media Regional Market

 Segments, Dollars,  2010 

Table 2-36  2-86

Enterprise Streaming Media Regional Market Segments, 2010 

 

Enterprise Streaming Media Product Description  

 

Table 3‑1  3-6

Key Benefits Of RealNetworks Helix Server  6

Table 3‑2  (Continued) 3-7

Key Benefits Of RealNetworks Helix Server  7

Table 3‑3  3-7

RealNetworks Helix Servers  7

Table 3‑4: 3-11

RealNetworks Helix Server Target Markets  11

Table 3‑5:   (Continued) 3-12

RealNetworks Helix Server Target Markets  12

Table 3‑6: 3-13

Key Benefits Of RealNetworks Helix Proxy  13

Table 3‑7:  (Continued) 3-14

Key Benefits Of RealNetworks Helix Proxy  14

Table 3‑8: 3-15

RealNetworks Helix Servers Features  15

Table 3‑9: 3-20

RealNetworks Helix Types Of Authentication Available  20

Table 3‑10: 3-22

RealNetworks helix server comparison  22

Figure 3‑8: 3-26

Realnetworks Helix Client Platform Architecture  26

Figure 3‑9: 3-27

RealNetworks Helix Client Applications  27

Table 3-10  3-28

Microsoft Windows 7 Features Used by Media Player  28

Figure 3-11  3-31

Microsoft Windows Media Player  Software Varieties  31

Figure 3-12  3-32

Microsoft Windows Media Player Hardware Varieties  32

Table 3-13  3-35

Microsoft Silverlight Platform Features and Benefits: 35

Table 3- 14: 3-38

Microsoft Live Streaming Media Platform Features and Benefits: 38

Table 3‑15: 3-39

Create and Deliver Customized Interactive

Communications To The Desktop  39

Table 3‑16: 3-42

Media Management Platform Features  42

Table 3‑16:  (Continued) 3-42

Media Management Platform Features  42

Figure 3‑17: 3-44

Adobe Flash Player Internet PC Penetration  44

Figure 3‑18: 3-45

Adobe Flash Player Internet Platform   46

Table 3-19  3-47

Adobe Flash Platform Benefits  47

Table 3-20  3-49

Adobe InMarket Benefits  49

Table 3-21  3-49

Adobe InMarket Growing Reach Features  49

Table 3‑22: 3-53

Apple Quicktime Streaming Web Server Modules  53

Table 3‑23: 3-54

Apple Quicktime Broadcaster Supported Media Types: 55

Table 3‑24: 3-55

Apple Quicktime Broadcaster Supported Media

Icecast-Compatible Protocols Over http: 56

Table 3‑25: 3-58

Apple Server Solutions  58

Table 3‑26: 3-59

Apple Server Admin:  Streaming Media Server Quick Time Streaming  59

Table 3‑27: 3-61

Apple Quicktime Streaming Server  61

Table 3-28  3-64

Qumu Media Content Lifecycle Management 64

Table 3-29  3-65

Qumu Video Webcasting Product Functons  65

Table 3‑30: 3-68

QUMU Content Creation Functions  68

Table 3‑31: 3-70

Qumu Content Positioning Support The Ability To

Find and View Content Quickly  70

Table 3‑32: 3-75

Qumu Business Video Conferencing Products  75

Table 3‑33: 3-76

QUMU Business Video Solutions Corporate Communications  76

Table 3‑34: 3-77

QUMU Solution Components  77

Table 3‑35: 3-80

Qumu Products  80

Table 3‑36: 3-80

Qumu Solutions Corporate Communications  80

Table 3‑37: 3-81

Qumu Enterprise Video Target Markets  81

Table 3‑38: 3-82

Qumu Enterprise Video Management Aspects  82

Table 3‑39: 3-86

Qumu Video Control Center (VCC) Components  86

Table 3‑4/: 3-87

Qumu Video Control Center (VCC) Benefits  87

Table 3‑41: 3-90

Qumu MP Benefits Of Live Eventpro  90

Table 3‑42: 3-93

QUMU Solution: MP Livecaster Benefits  93

Table 3‑43: 3-96

Benefits Of Qumu MP VOD Manager  96

Table 3‑44: 3-97

Qumu MP Digital Signage Features  97

Table 3‑45: 3-98

Qumu Media Delivery Services Live Webcast Video

Mp Medianet Features  98

Table 3‑46: 3-101

Qumu Media Delivery Services Live Webcast Video

Mp Medianet Benefits  101

Table 3‑47: 3-102

QUMU Solution Components  102

Table 3‑48: 3-103

QUMU MP Medianet Key Benefits  103

Table 3-49  3-105

Accordent Media Management System™ Features: 105

Table 3-50  3-106

Accordent Media Creation Product Features: 106

Table 3-51  3-108

Accordent Products & Services  108

Table 3‑52: 3-110

Accordent Positioning To Make Video A Primary

Form Of Communication  110

Table 3‑53: 3-124

Accordent Technologies Streaming Video

Features and Benefits  124

Figure 3‑54: 3-125

Accordent Capture Station Workflow Diagram   125

Table 3‑55: 3-126

Accordent PresenterPRO Enterprise-Class Software Features: 126

Table 3‑56: 3-127

Accordent PresenterPRO Enterprise-Class Software Benefits  127

Table 3‑57: 3-128

Accordent Enterprise-Class Software Features and Benefits  128

Table 3‑58: 3-129

Spirent Load Testing Functions  129

Table 3‑59: 3-132

Kulabyte Turn-Key Form Factors: 132

Table 3‑60: 3-135

Ignite Solution Allows Systems To Track And Report 135

Table 3‑61: 3-136

Ignite Solution Streaming Media Functions  136

Table 3‑62: 3-139

Online Educational Services, Educational Technology Challenges: 139

Table 3‑63: 3-140

Online Educational Services, Educational Technology Benefits:

Table 3‑64: 3-142

Streaming Media Educational Technology Challenges 

Table 3‑65: 3-143

QUMU Sales And Channel Enablement Solution Components 

Table 3‑66: 3-145

QUMU Sales And Channel Enablement Solution Key Benefits  145

Table 3‑67: 3-147

QUMU Sales And Marketing Teams Revenue  147

Table 3‑68: 3-149

QUMU Corporate Video Communications Solution Components  149

Table 3‑69: 3-150

QUMU Corporate Video Communications Key Benefits  150

Table 3‑69:   (Continued) 151

QUMU Corporate Video Communications Key Benefits  151

Table 3‑70: 3-153

QUMU Corporate Training Video - Solution Components  153

Table 3‑71: 3-154

QUMU Corporate Training Video Key Benefits - Employee

Training Video  154

Table 3‑72: 3-161

Spirent Load Testing Appliances Functions  161

Table 3‑73: 3-170

Digitalsmiths Gotuit Videomixer Functions  170

Table 3‑74: 3-171

Digitalsmiths GOTUIT Powervideo Suite Functions  171

Table 3‑75: 3-173

Gotuit VideoMarker Pro  173

Table 3‑76: 3-174

Digitalsmiths Gotuit VideoMarker for Viewers  174

Table 3‑77: 3-177

3C Software List of Current Media On Demand  177

Table 3‑78: 3-207

Benefits of the Abacast Radio Streaming Platform   207

Figure 3‑79: 3-208

Abacast Radio Streaming Platform   208

Table 3‑80: 3-210

Abacast content delivery Functions  210

Table 3‑81: 3-211

Abacast Streaming Benefits  211

Table 3‑82: 3-212

Abacast Streaming And Hosting Key Features 

Figure 3‑83: 3-213

Abacast Network Map 

Table 3‑84: 3-215

Abacast Mobile Audio Streaming Features:

 

Enterprise Streaming Media Technology 

 

Table 4-1  4-17

Streaming Media Benefits 

Table 4-2  4-23

New Technology 

Table 4-3  4-27

Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) Functions 

Table 4-3 (Continued) 4-28

Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) Functions 

Table 4-4  4-37

Web Services Protocols 

Table 4-5  4-42

Soap-Based Web Service Production Environment Testing 

Table 4-6  4-48

XSLT Transformation Of XML  

 

Enterprise Streaming Media Company Profiles 

 

Figure 5-1  5-6

Accordant Streaming Media Positioning 

Figure 5-2  5-8

Accordant Streaming Technology Partners 

Figure 5-3  5-8

Accordant Streaming Media Technology Partners 

Table 5-4  5-14

Adobe Target Markets 

Table 5-5  5-28

Ignite Technologies Customers 

Table 5-6  5-29

Internap Industry Specific Customer Positioning 

Table 5-7  5-31

Internap has a Managed Internet Route Optimizer Functions 

Table 5-8  5-33

Internap Competition 

Table 5-9  5-45

Microsoft Response to Security Vulnerabilities 

Table 5-10  5-68

SAP Strategy For Growth 

Table 5-11  5-69

SAP Services Positioning 

Table 5-12  5-71

SAP SOA Value 

Table 5-13  5-73

SAP NetWeaver Technology Platform Areas Supported 

Table 5-14  5-74

SAP Industry-Specific Best Practices Positioning 

Table 5-14  (Continued) 5-75

SAP Industry-Specific Best Practices Positioning 

Table 5-14  (Continued) 5-76

SAP Industry-Specific Best Practices Positioning 

Table 5-14  (Continued) 5-77

SAP Industry-Specific Best Practices Positioning 

Table 5-14  (Continued) 5-78

SAP Industry-Specific Best Practices Positioning