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IBM INNOVATION Digital video is becoming one of most pervasive forms of communication, and as a result a strategic source of data. This newly-formed IBM unit leverages assets from strategic acquisitions and IBM’s R&D labs. $105 billion market in cloud-based video services and software 1 IBM CLOUD VIDEO SERVICES UNIT IBM Cloud Video Services CONSUME/ STORE/MANAGE live and on-demand video ANALYZE video as a strategic source of data DELIVER video consistently across the globe in any context Manages video as a strategic source of data Propels cloud-based video services across industries IBM has developed a technology to convert speech into multiple-language editable text IBM has developed tools to identify, organize and classify objects contained within images Since 1995, IBM has been awarded more than 1,000 patents in video software and services Speech to Text 1000+ Patents Visual Analytics VIDEO LIFECYCLE: IBM CLOUD SERVICES STRATEGIC ACQUISITIONS Learn more at ibm.com/cloud IBM Cloud ©Copyright IBM Corporation 2016. IBM, the IBM logo, ibm.com are trademarks of IBM Corp., registered in many jurisdictions worldwide. Other product and services names might be trademarks of IBM or others companies. A current list of IBM trademarks is available on the Web at “Copyright and trademark information” at www.ibm.com/legal/copytrade.shtml. 1 IBM estimates IBM provides the world's most efficient video file transport IBM’s security architectures protect the world's most valuable video content IBM’s Cognitive solutions can interrogate, optimize and extract insights from video IBM analytics can improve video service quality Enables cost-efficient object storage Speeds large video file transfer over broadband IBM is helping clients solve the most significant challenges through its leading Cloud Video Platform. DIGITAL VIDEO OPPORTUNITY This data type, for which video represents the fastest growing segment, cannot be effectively managed or exploited. Researchers estimate that 80% of the amount of global data is unstructured and ‘dark’ to computers.
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I B M I N N O V A T I O N
Digital video is becoming one of most pervasive forms of communication, and as a result a strategic source of data.
This newly-formed IBM unit leverages assets fromstrategic acquisitions and IBM’s R&D labs.
$105 billion marketin cloud-based video services and software1
IBM CLOUD VIDEO SERVICES UNIT
IBM Cloud Video Services
CONSUME/STORE/MANAGE
live andon-demand video
ANALYZEvideo as astrategic
source of data
DELIVERvideo consistentlyacross the globein any context
Manages video as a strategic source of data
Propels cloud-based video services across industries
IBM has developed a technology to convert
speech into multiple-language
editable text
IBM has developed tools to identify,
organize and classify objects contained
within images
Since 1995, IBM has been awarded more than 1,000 patents in video software
and services
Speech to Text1000+ Patents Visual Analytics
VIDEO LIFECYCLE: IBM CLOUD SERVICES
S T R A T E G I C A C Q U I S I T I O N S
Learn more at ibm.com/cloudIBM Cloud©Copyright IBM Corporation 2016. IBM, the IBM logo, ibm.com are trademarks of IBM Corp., registered in many jurisdictions worldwide. Other product and services names might be trademarks of IBM or others companies. A current list of IBM trademarks is available on the Web at “Copyright and trademark information” at www.ibm.com/legal/copytrade.shtml.
1IBM estimates
IBM provides the world's most efficient video file
transport
IBM’s security architectures
protect the world's most valuable video
content
IBM’s Cognitive solutions can
interrogate, optimizeand extract insights
from video
IBM analytics can improve video
service quality
Enables cost-efficient object storage
Speeds large video file transfer over broadband
IBM is helping clients solve the most significant challenges through its leading Cloud Video Platform.
DIGITAL VIDEO OPPORTUNITY
This data type, for which video represents the fastest growing segment, cannot be effectively managed or exploited.
Researchers estimate that 80% of the amount of global data is unstructured and ‘dark’ to computers.
