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(USGovernment-News.Com, April 04, 2018 ) “Global Video-as-a-Service Market By Service (Real-Time Video Monitoring, Video Conferencing, Managed Service, Video Content Management, Professional Services), Device (Mobile Devices, Enterprise Computing), Platform (Network Management , Application Management, Device Management), Vertical (Healthcare and Life Sciences, Government and Public Sector, Media and Entertainment), Organization Size (Large Companies, Small and Mid-sized Companies), and Region Market Size, Status and Forecast to 2025.”.
Market Definition:
Video as a Service is a fully managed visual communication solution that provides features including call production, endpoint management, multi-point high definition bridging, white-glove concierge services, recording and archiving. Video as a Service is a good alternative for businesses that may not have the infrastructure, expertise, budget or desire to support corporate video conferencing services.
Companies Profiled in this report includes:Cisco Systems (U.S.), Interoute Communication Limited (U.K.), Polycom, Inc. (U.S.), Adobe System (U.S.), Huawei Technologies (China), Avaya, Inc. (U.S.), Vidyo (U.S.), BlueJeans Network (U.S.), Applied Global Technologies (U.S.) and AVI-SPL (U.S.) and enterprises
The VaaS market is segmented into two major services, managed services and professional services. Managed services, which are more consumer-oriented, include services such as broadcasting video communication, video conferencing, video content management, and real-time video monitoring while professional services include consulting, system integration, and support & maintenance services. The video professional services in the services segment is expected to have the highest growth rate in the overall VaaS market as videos are increasingly becoming important tools of communication and productivity and organizations must find a way to manage the large amount of video data being stored and shared across their networks.
Market Dynamics:
Market Drivers 1.1 Low cost of ownership
1.2 Growing demand for cloud-based video services
1.3 Growing trend of BYOD
Market Restraints 2.1 Security and privacy concern of video content
2.2 High cost of video creation and validity
Market Segmentation:
The global video-as-a-service market is segmented on the basis of service, device, platform, vertical, organization size, and region.
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