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Global Content Delivery Networks (Delivery Technologies, Hardware, Analytics, Monitoring, Encoding, Transparent Caching, DRM, CMS, OVP) Market 2014-2019(Marketwire (Canada) Via Acquire Media NewsEdge) DUBLIN, IRELAND--(Marketwired - July 28, 2014) - Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/5p4v88/content_delivery) has announced the addition of the "Global Content Delivery Networks (Delivery Technologies, Hardware, Analytics, Monitoring, Encoding, Transparent Caching, DRM, CMS, OVP) Market 2014-2019" report to their offering. With the expansion in Internet usage and rising deployment of online content, especially multimedia, Over-the-Top (OTT), and video, advanced solutions provided by the content delivery networks market are required for efficient delivery to the end user. Simple content delivery solutions often exhibit drawbacks such as congestion and bottlenecks. When traffic load increases or any server fails, these solutions are not able to manage real-time delivery. This may result in many content delivery requests being lost. Moreover, existing techniques are not cost effective when it comes to storage and bandwidth. Content Delivery Networks (CDNs) developed to counter these limitations of Internet for delivering Quality of Service (QoS) when users access online content. CDNs provide advanced Internet infrastructure that is needed to deliver web content proficiently. The technologies made available by the CDN market offer faster delivery of web pages and video content requested by the user with a benefit of network optimization and low bandwidth cost. Emergence and exponential growth of the video and OTT content over Internet are the main imperatives for the evolution of CDN. Video and OTT content such as live broadcasting and video-on-demand consume more network bandwidth in comparison to static web pages. This increased online content and more network bandwidth consumption have evolved the concept of CDN. CDNs help to store this content in a surrogate server closer to the user; on request from the end user, the content gets delivered through this surrogate server instead of repeated retrieval from the remote server. This helps in network optimization and in delivering good quality video content. Increased video traffic and OTT content over Internet has created a large demand for QoS, especially for video content. CDN adoption is increasing due to its increasing implementation globally specially in North America (NA) and Asia Pacific (APAC) regions. The media and entertainment vertical has the highest share in the overall overall content delivery networks (CDN) market. Other than the media and entertainment vertical, CDN has a wide portfolio in advertising, gaming, e-commerce, ISP, mobile operators, consumer electronics, online music retailers, and healthcare, higher education, and government verticals. The market is expected to grow from $3.71 billion in 2014 to $12.16 billion by 2019, at a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 26.8%. Scope of the Report Types -- Video CDN -- Non-Video CDN Solutions -- CDN Delivery -- CDN Analytics and Monitoring -- Encoding and Digital Rights Management (DRM) -- Transparent Caching -- Video Content Management System (VCMS), Video Indexing, and OnlineVideo Solutions These solutions are further segmented into: -- CDN delivery technology and CDN delivery hardware -- CDN analytics and CDN monitoring -- Encoding and DRM -- VCMS, video indexing, and online video solutions Service Providers -- Peer-to-Peer (P2P) CDN -- Free CDN -- Telco CDN -- Traditional Commercial CDN Organization Sizes -- Small and Medium Businesses (SMB) -- Large enterprises on the basis of organization size Verticals -- Advertising -- Media and Entertainment -- Gaming -- E-Commerce -- Internet Service Providers (ISP) -- Mobile Operators -- Consumer Electronics -- Online Music Retailers -- Healthcare -- Higher Education -- Government Others Companies Mentioned -- Akamai -- AT&T -- CDNetworks -- Chinacache -- Ericsson -- Highwinds -- Internap -- Level 3 -- Limelight Networks -- Peerapp For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/5p4v88/content_delivery Sector: Telecommunications and Networks Over 400 of the Fortune 500 buy their research from Research and Markets. Some of our clients in the area of Telecommunications and Networks include: -- Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. -- Intel Corp -- Microsoft Corp -- Apple Inc. -- Accenture plc -- Schott AG -- McKinsey & Company, Inc. -- Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd -- A.T. Kearney -- The Korea Trade Promotion Corporation (KOTRA) -- Hoser & Mende KG -- Rockwell Automation -- Lenovo Group Ltd. -- Fiberguide Industries Inc -- Itron Inc. -- Dolby Laboratories, Inc. -- NovAtel Inc. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT: Research and Markets Laura Wood, Senior Manager [email protected] U.S. Fax: 646-607-1907 Fax (outside U.S.): +353-1-481-1716 Source: Research and Markets |