Posted on April 4, 2016 in ATSC News
TRIVENI DIGITAL: Leading Provider of ATSC Enabling Technologies
As a leading provider of products for program guide and metadata management, data broadcasting, and video quality assurance to broadcasters, ATSC sponsor Triveni Digital stays at the forefront of evolving technologies and industry standards.
The company has devoted significant resources to the development of the next-generation broadcast ecosystem, including the ATSC 3.0 suite of standards. Triveni Digital’s Chief Science Officer, Dr. Richard Chernock, chairs the TG3 Technology Group documenting ATSC 3.0, and other technical staff members are active participants in TG3 committees. In addition, Triveni Digital is building on its tradition of support for strategically important broadcast initiatives, such as advanced emergency alerting, by partnering with other industry players.
All of the company’s products are designed to operate seamlessly with third-party equipment to support reliable distribution of digital programming while lowering operational costs, and Triveni Digital is maintaining its “open systems” philosophy, as it works to fully integrate our next-generation products with other major broadcast system vendors. Future broadcast services will rely on complex data delivery over heterogeneous networks, which has been the basis of Triveni Digital’s expertise and products for 15 years.
A key focus for the company’s future is a platform that provides unified support for the multiplicity of emerging new broadcast service concepts, in order to more fully exploit the power of combined broadcast and broadband content delivery. The unifying theme of these services is the management and delivery of data elements that power broadcaster service extensions, such as addressability (which enables targeted ads), interactivity, and cost-effective non-real time delivery.
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