ThinkAnalytics, the global leader in content discovery and viewer lifecycle management software, has added 16 new customers drawn from all parts of the industry including content studios, public broadcasters, and pay-TV and over the top (OTT) platforms.
The new clients include major studios (Discovery Channel), public broadcasters (BBC and Denmark Radio), and pay-TV and OTT providers (Deutsche Telekom, DAZN, NET, Tata Sky, Telstra and Viacom18).
The company also said that the company’s turnover up 40% and profits up 50% year on year for the financial year ending 30 June 2018.
The drivers behind ThinkAnalytics’ growth include the platform’s proven the depth of functionality, and proven scalability with large-scale deployments supporting 10m, 20m and 30m subscribers becoming increasingly common. The platform’s demonstrable ability to drive business and revenues is also a key factor, guaranteeing customers a significant uplift in viewer engagement, loyalty and ARPU.
Building on the company’s 800 man-years of investment in real-time machine learning and expertise in information and data science, ThinkAnalytics’ continued investment in R&D and focus on innovation – including AI and deep learning – is also paying dividends as the firm goes mass market.
The new clients include major studios (Discovery Channel), public broadcasters (BBC and Denmark Radio), and pay-TV and OTT providers (Deutsche Telekom, DAZN, NET, Tata Sky, Telstra and Viacom18).
The company also said that the company’s turnover up 40% and profits up 50% year on year for the financial year ending 30 June 2018.
The drivers behind ThinkAnalytics’ growth include the platform’s proven the depth of functionality, and proven scalability with large-scale deployments supporting 10m, 20m and 30m subscribers becoming increasingly common. The platform’s demonstrable ability to drive business and revenues is also a key factor, guaranteeing customers a significant uplift in viewer engagement, loyalty and ARPU.
Building on the company’s 800 man-years of investment in real-time machine learning and expertise in information and data science, ThinkAnalytics’ continued investment in R&D and focus on innovation – including AI and deep learning – is also paying dividends as the firm goes mass market.
