Pixelmetrix Danny Wilson Publishes OTT White Paper

Online, August 14, 2011 (Newswire.com) - Danny Wilson, Pixelmetrix President & CEO, has published an OTT White Paper, entitled QoS/QoE Metrics for Over-The-Top (OTT) Television.

Wilson said, "OTT is a new game with new rules and new problems. With the hype surrounding OTT in this era of ubiquitous TV, more and more companies are rushing to market. For all the players, competitive advantage will be reduced to two things: content and quality."

This paper covers delivery technologies, OTT versus IPTV, a success story and explains how OTT works, amongst other thought-provoking pointers.

"The primary driver of TV quality is signal impairments - the adoption of OTT transmission changes this forever. In our research, we have identified seven key OTT performance metrics. The implementation of robust quality metrics addressing this new game is vital to deliver the TV quality promise," he added.

Get a copy here: http://www.pixelmetrix.com

Marcom contact:
Sharifah Ahmad
Pixelmetrix Corporation
+65 6547 4935
[email protected]

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About Danny Wilson

Danny Wilson is the founder of Pixelmetrix Corporation, a Singapore-based company that specializes in the design and production of management and telemetry systems for digital broadcasters. The company's award-winning products are deployed globally at numerous terrestrial, satellite, cable and IPTV operators.

Wilson began his management career at Hewlett-Packard, Canada, as the Business Manager of HP's Communication Measurement Division. He was responsible for the introduction of the MPEGScope Transport Stream Analyzer and the world's first ATM/B-ISDN Test System, which accelerated the development and deployment of ATM technology worldwide.

He later went on with HP to Kobe, Japan, where he established and managed HP's Asia Business Centre - leading the development of the world's first multi-port network monitoring system, which was implemented throughout Japan, by NTT.

A frequent speaker at IPTV and television conferences in Europe, APAC and North America, he was the Editor for the Performance Monitoring/Quality of Service workgroup of the ITU-T/IPTV-FG.