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WILL SMART TVS BE INTELLIGENT? WHY IS THERE A SMART TV WAR GOING ON? Content has always been king. The way that we consume it however, is changing at break-neck speeds. Cable companies used to be able to control what people saw and when they saw it. But with emerging technologies, it’s becoming increasingly simple for people to access the content they want through streaming ser- vices like Netflix, Hulu, as well as directly through content creators that have reached an inflection point and are breaking away from cable companies (e.g. HBO, CBS). This simple access to content is motivating more and more people to cancel their cable agreements, which frees up their spending money to purchase the exact content they want. If a consumer wants to watch Breaking Bad, it’s very easy for them to exclusively purchase that show without having to have a slew of unwant- ed content bundled with it. Instead of tuning in every week at a specific time to watch a show, they can now binge-watch a show all at once, adapting their media consumption to their unique schedules. This trend of “unbundling” offerings is changing the dynamic of media consumption. It’s no longer about who made the content. It’s now about who gives you the easiest access to it. In a way, it’s the return of Pay-Per-View, and every tech company wants a piece of it. In response to the growing demand for immediate content, many companies like Apple, Amazon and Google offer dongles- small external devices that connect to TV systems to give users access to streaming media content. While these products offer a solution for consumers who have already invested in TV systems that don’t directly connect to the internet, they represent a fragmentation of technology and will likely begin to fade away in the coming years. Vying to compete with the rise of dongle technology - many companies are embedding technology directly into TVs to give people what they want: access to a browser, apps, and content (streaming or otherwise). Huge industry players like LG, Sony, Sharp, Toshiba and Panasonic are all currently manufacturing Smart TVs and are constantly working on evolving their technology to make the devices more sophisticated. ]]>
WILL SMART TVS BE INTELLIGENT? WHY IS THERE A SMART TV WAR GOING ON? Content has always been king. The way that we consume it however, is changing at break-neck speeds. Cable companies used to be able to control what people saw and when they saw it. But with emerging technologies, it’s becoming increasingly simple for people to access the content they want through streaming ser- vices like Netflix, Hulu, as well as directly through content creators that have reached an inflection point and are breaking away from cable companies (e.g. HBO, CBS). This simple access to content is motivating more and more people to cancel their cable agreements, which frees up their spending money to purchase the exact content they want. If a consumer wants to watch Breaking Bad, it’s very easy for them to exclusively purchase that show without having to have a slew of unwant- ed content bundled with it. Instead of tuning in every week at a specific time to watch a show, they can now binge-watch a show all at once, adapting their media consumption to their unique schedules. This trend of “unbundling” offerings is changing the dynamic of media consumption. It’s no longer about who made the content. It’s now about who gives you the easiest access to it. In a way, it’s the return of Pay-Per-View, and every tech company wants a piece of it. In response to the growing demand for immediate content, many companies like Apple, Amazon and Google offer dongles- small external devices that connect to TV systems to give users access to streaming media content. While these products offer a solution for consumers who have already invested in TV systems that don’t directly connect to the internet, they represent a fragmentation of technology and will likely begin to fade away in the coming years. Vying to compete with the rise of dongle technology - many companies are embedding technology directly into TVs to give people what they want: access to a browser, apps, and content (streaming or otherwise). Huge industry players like LG, Sony, Sharp, Toshiba and Panasonic are all currently manufacturing Smart TVs and are constantly working on evolving their technology to make the devices more sophisticated. ]]> Wed, 07 Jan 2015 11:36:22 GMT /slideshow/smart-tv-wppresv11-43290031/43290031 Soluteo@slideshare.net(Soluteo) WILL SMART TVS BE INTELLIGENT? Soluteo WILL SMART TVS BE INTELLIGENT? WHY IS THERE A SMART TV WAR GOING ON? Content has always been king. The way that we consume it however, is changing at break-neck speeds. Cable companies used to be able to control what people saw and when they saw it. But with emerging technologies, it’s becoming increasingly simple for people to access the content they want through streaming ser- vices like Netflix, Hulu, as well as directly through content creators that have reached an inflection point and are breaking away from cable companies (e.g. HBO, CBS). This simple access to content is motivating more and more people to cancel their cable agreements, which frees up their spending money to purchase the exact content they want. If a consumer wants to watch Breaking Bad, it’s very easy for them to exclusively purchase that show without having to have a slew of unwant- ed content bundled with it. Instead of tuning in every week at a specific time to watch a show, they can now binge-watch a show all at once, adapting their media consumption to their unique schedules. This trend of “unbundling” offerings is changing the dynamic of media consumption. It’s no longer about who made the content. It’s now about who gives you the easiest access to it. In a way, it’s the return of Pay-Per-View, and every tech company wants a piece of it. In response to the growing demand for immediate content, many companies like Apple, Amazon and Google offer dongles- small external devices that connect to TV systems to give users access to streaming media content. While these products offer a solution for consumers who have already invested in TV systems that don’t directly connect to the internet, they represent a fragmentation of technology and will likely begin to fade away in the coming years. Vying to compete with the rise of dongle technology - many companies are embedding technology directly into TVs to give people what they want: access to a browser, apps, and content (streaming or otherwise). Huge industry players like LG, Sony, Sharp, Toshiba and Panasonic are all currently manufacturing Smart TVs and are constantly working on evolving their technology to make the devices more sophisticated. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/smarttvwppresv11-150107113622-conversion-gate01-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /><br> WILL SMART TVS BE INTELLIGENT? WHY IS THERE A SMART TV WAR GOING ON? Content has always been king. The way that we consume it however, is changing at break-neck speeds. Cable companies used to be able to control what people saw and when they saw it. But with emerging technologies, it’s becoming increasingly simple for people to access the content they want through streaming ser- vices like Netflix, Hulu, as well as directly through content creators that have reached an inflection point and are breaking away from cable companies (e.g. HBO, CBS). This simple access to content is motivating more and more people to cancel their cable agreements, which frees up their spending money to purchase the exact content they want. If a consumer wants to watch Breaking Bad, it’s very easy for them to exclusively purchase that show without having to have a slew of unwant- ed content bundled with it. Instead of tuning in every week at a specific time to watch a show, they can now binge-watch a show all at once, adapting their media consumption to their unique schedules. This trend of “unbundling” offerings is changing the dynamic of media consumption. It’s no longer about who made the content. It’s now about who gives you the easiest access to it. In a way, it’s the return of Pay-Per-View, and every tech company wants a piece of it. In response to the growing demand for immediate content, many companies like Apple, Amazon and Google offer dongles- small external devices that connect to TV systems to give users access to streaming media content. While these products offer a solution for consumers who have already invested in TV systems that don’t directly connect to the internet, they represent a fragmentation of technology and will likely begin to fade away in the coming years. Vying to compete with the rise of dongle technology - many companies are embedding technology directly into TVs to give people what they want: access to a browser, apps, and content (streaming or otherwise). Huge industry players like LG, Sony, Sharp, Toshiba and Panasonic are all currently manufacturing Smart TVs and are constantly working on evolving their technology to make the devices more sophisticated.

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Eliminating paper-cased processes is obviously a great way to help save the environment. What many people overlook, is that it can also help save your business. By eliminating many physical processes that are dependent on paper forms, mobile solutions give you the power to save a tremendous amount of time and money. ]]>
Eliminating paper-cased processes is obviously a great way to help save the environment. What many people overlook, is that it can also help save your business. By eliminating many physical processes that are dependent on paper forms, mobile solutions give you the power to save a tremendous amount of time and money. ]]> Tue, 25 Mar 2014 10:26:03 GMT /slideshow/mobile-paperlessforms02/32715566 Soluteo@slideshare.net(Soluteo) Mobile Paperless Forms | Transforming the Industry with Mobile Enterprise Solutions Soluteo Eliminating paper-cased processes is obviously a great way to help save the environment. What many people overlook, is that it can also help save your business. By eliminating many physical processes that are dependent on paper forms, mobile solutions give you the power to save a tremendous amount of time and money. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/mobile-paperless-forms0-140325102603-phpapp02-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /><br> Eliminating paper-cased processes is obviously a great way to help save the environment. What many people overlook, is that it can also help save your business. By eliminating many physical processes that are dependent on paper forms, mobile solutions give you the power to save a tremendous amount of time and money.

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1 https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/profile-photo-Soluteo-48x48.jpg?cb=1523491881 Soluteo is a mobile application firm driven by passion, mobility expertise and a desire to create customer satisfaction. Our goal is simple; we help companies address their top priorities with mobile technology. The solutions we build enhance customer experience, and increase competitiveness through the evolution of internal processes and digitalization. We are a cross-functional team, providing our clients with comprehensive analysis of their needs, tailored game plans, strategic design, impeccable development, and post-launch support. www.soluteo.com https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/smarttvwppresv11-150107113622-conversion-gate01-thumbnail.jpg?width=320&height=320&fit=bounds slideshow/smart-tv-wppresv11-43290031/43290031 WILL SMART TVS BE INTE... https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/mobile-paperless-forms0-140325102603-phpapp02-thumbnail.jpg?width=320&height=320&fit=bounds slideshow/mobile-paperlessforms02/32715566 Mobile Paperless Forms...