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EXCITING STREAMING INNOVATIONS THAT PROMISE TO IMPROVE CUSTOMER EXPERIENCES

 With the coronavirus shocking the world with its existence, everyone had to switch to different means to combat the unprecedented changes. And luckily, we had our go-to options. And streaming services like Netflix, Amazon Prime, Hotstar, and many more. This gave the desired push to video technology. And it’s not slowing down anytime soon. 

More than 80% of consumers owned an internet connected device. Also, more than 50% of adults were inclined towards video content. And this statistics is from the USA alone, imagine that globally the number will be in billions.

Also, Bitmovin’s customer base saw an increase in video plays, time watching, and downloaded data during the coronavirus outbreak. 

However, if you think TV experiences are limited to the video, technology, or streaming space alone, you are highly mistaken. The latest innovations are quite a blend of new and traditional creations, making it possible to deliver high-quality content with more customer friendly experiences. 

Additionally, there was a rise in the growth of streaming organizations along with smaller or MSMEs. This includes local, short, and serial makers that came together to provide better and enhanced productions across a variety of streaming platforms. 

So, if you want to make sure that the modern viewers experience top-quality content, it is imperative that the providers stay innovative with technology. To do that, the providers are ensuring two major elements: 

  • Improved back-end operations to increase efficiency.
  • Better customer experiences by providing consumer-friendly service offerings

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Final Takeaways: Innovations and Streaming Predictions Moving Ahead

Many innovations are born out of complications and struggles. After all, everyone knows about the challenges faced by the video streaming platforms in 2020, which led to the evolution of video technology to meet the demands of the end customers. 

We already see the changes in the social experiences and content delivery workflows. These services bring quality content on any device irrespective of the bandwidth. From this moment on, one can expect VR/AR/3D video content experiences, better networks. 

The leaders are expecting the following streaming predictions in the coming future. 

  • Improved interoperability
  • Increased speed
  • Ubiquitous streaming

In fact, as per Cisco, the number of internet-connected devices will see a major rise in the world by 2023. So, one can assume that the future will bring a lot of new innovations that will give way to the internet of streams.

So, are you all set?

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