The Business of Open Caching (IBC)
Market adoption of Open Caching specifications published by the Streaming Video Alliance continues to grow. For content providers, Open Caching offers a way to scale out direct to consumer (DTC)
Watch the fascinating panel discussion between Jonathan Candee, CCO at Qwilt, Sanjay Mishra, Associate Fellow at Verizon, and Michael Fay, former SVP of Media Distribution and Infrastructure at Disney Streaming.
Together, they delve into the content distribution value chain and, importantly, the growing role of Open Caching within it. They also explore several real-world Open Caching use cases, along with results that show the impact it’s having in improving the quality of experience for viewers.
The delivery of high quality streaming video via the Internet presents serious challenges for Content Providers, Content Delivery Networks and Internet Service Providers. This presentation will cover industry trends in streaming media, how Verizon has traditionally received streaming traffic, the efforts within industry organizations to improve the streaming video experience through Open Caching and the results seen at Verizon from deploying Open Caching at a nationwide scale. Measurements will be presented for buffering, video start failures and other key metrics from a production streaming video service.
The SVTA is involved in many different webinars throughout the year to promote and discuss Open Caching. Below are upcoming webinars scheduled by the SVA or in conjunction with member companies and partners.
If you missed a webinar about Open Caching, that’s not a problem! Many of our Open Caching webinars are recorded and made available on the SVA website.
Market adoption of Open Caching specifications published by the Streaming Video Alliance continues to grow. For content providers, Open Caching offers a way to scale out direct to consumer (DTC)
In this webinar, panelists will talk about implementing and deploying edge caching solutions based on the Alliance’s Open Caching specifications, citing real-world examples such as BT’s recent announcement regarding deployment
Part of delivering a great video experience means getting content as quickly to end users as possible. But when ISPs have to backhaul content from the public Internet, or CDNs,
Sometimes, Open Caching Working Group presentations and sessions are captured on video (such as at a member meeting). Click on a video below to watch on Vimeo. Note: in some cases, these videos require a password to watch. That is noted on the video. If you are a Streaming Video Technology Alliance member and require the password, please email us.
Below are various presentation decks about Open Caching projects and other work items given during member meetings and working group sessions. Note that these presentations are for member companies only and will require credentials to access.
Whether you are a technology vendor, network operator, or content owner in the streaming video space, you need a seat at the Open Caching table. Come help us design and build the video caching system of the future!
The Streaming Video Technology Alliance (SVTA) is a global technical consortia with contributing companies from across the video ecosystem. Open Caching is one of the SVTA’s working groups. You can learn more about the SVTA, and how to participate, by visiting the website at www.svta.org.