STREAMING ESPORTS: A NEW WAVE OF MEDIA RIGHTS

whitePaper | December 19, 2019

Today, consumers have access to a greater choice of lawful music services than ever before and can listen to music anywhere, anytime, on a broad range of devices. With these increased choices has come an explosion of sharing and creativity. From the content industry side, the Internet has also enabled new business models for creators and the emergence of new artists and music intermediaries. It has also allowed independent labels to thrive — in Adele’s producer’s own words, digital music is a “more level playing field”.

whitePaper | July 22, 2022

FM radio and MP3 audio are the most popular forms of in-car entertainment today. However, as we enter a new decade, basic radio and bring-your-own-device (BYOD) experiences are unlikely to satisfy drivers and passengers for much longer. In the next few years, one of the most significant opportunities foreseen in the automotive industry will be the digitally connected car, including internet enabled e-cockpit platforms and rear-seat entertainment displays for passengers

whitePaper | February 25, 2020

To advance in this fast-paced, evolving landscape, companies need efficient and agile operations that move at the speed of innovation. Aligning process and industry expertise, intelligent automation and artificial intelligence (AI) is a constant challenge. Success requires personalizing engagement, advancing content delivery and applying intelligence to improve operational performance. Cognizant brings together industry expertise, digital platforms and business process transformation. We help media and entertainment companies.

whitePaper | May 24, 2021

The creation and delivery of media using cloud infrastructure is a paradigm shift, and one of the most significant technological changes the media and entertainment (M&E) sector has seen in the last two decades.

whitePaper | January 3, 2023

The Internet of Things (IoT) brings the promise of new possibilities, but to unlock them, organizations must change how they think about data. With the emergence of IoT, there is a new class of applications that processes streaming data from sensors and devices that are spread around the globe. In theory, the solution is simple: turn massive amounts of data into real-time insights by immediately processing and analyzing it in a continuous and infinite fashion. However, managing streaming IoT data is not that simple. Legacy infrastructure is not made to support IoT data streaming from millions of data sources with varying datatypes. The world of streaming IoT requires a shift to the world of real-time applications consuming continuous and infinite streams.

whitePaper | November 6, 2019

The average adult spends 6+ hours a day engaging with digital media, over half of which is via smartphone « Given massive consumption of media and increasingly crowded media landscape, content providers must figure out ways to differentiate their offering « Brand identity is more important than ever as companies compete for eyeballs and wallet share. 86% of consumers say authenticity is important when deciding what brands they like and support.