IPTV - Broadband Hospitality Solutions


IPTV & Video on Demand solutions for the Hospitality industry
now available in Australia!
 
IPTV Hospitality solutions available for Hotels, Resorts, Motels, Mining Camps, Hospitals, Retirement Villages, Residential complexes etc.
 
Our IPTV service is provided cost effectively over your Establishments existing copper telephone wiring using ADSL2+ IP DSLAM's with no need for any new data cabling.
 
We bring the IPTV content into your establishment via Satellite and then distribute to the guest rooms through our IPTV gateway and billing solution.
 
Designed for the hospitality market our D.E.S - (Digital Entertainment Solution) provides beyond the TV set a large range of on-demand services for information, communication & entertainment.
 
“Access any time any service you want ”
 
Thanks to D.E.S, Guests have in-room access to various on-demand and added-value services like :

• Watching their favorite movies
• Listening to their choice of music
• Surfing the web
• Receiving and sending e-mails
• Watching TV channels with digital quality
• Ordering room service
• Getting messages from the reception desk
• Viewing on-line their consumptions

Customers and operators improve the guest’s services and develop additional revenues.
D.E.S (Digital Entertainment Solution) provides beyond the TV set a large range of on-demand services for information, communication & entertainment.
 
Also ask us about the new Ruckus Wireless Wi-Fi system that connects yout TV sets to your IPTV service, giving you the freedom to watch TV in any room in your house, regardless of cable outlet locations.
 
For more information please contact us
 

 

IPTV

IPTV is defined as a television system whereby digital content
is delivered via a network infrastructure.
IPTV is often delivered in conjunction with Video-on-Demand (VOD)
and other non-television services such as Voice-over-IP
and other Internet services like Web and email.
While IPTV is still in its infancy today, the widespread
residential uptake of broadband Internet has
paved the way for IPTV to be a viable
(and inexpensive) solution in the future.

 

IPTV to Surge by 2010

Analysis by research firm eMarketer suggests that IPTV has the potential to shake up the broadcast television and Web-based video industries, but still has a long way to go. At present, IPTV isn’t much of a threat, with about 300,000 subscribers in the United States as of 2005. This figure could go up to 8.7 million by 2010, the study says.

“While the first incarnations of IPTV in the U.S. are likely to be extremely underwhelming, this should not undermine the long-term potential of IPTV,” states the report, by senior analyst Ben Macklin. “The combination of high-quality video content (both user-generated and professionally produced) with the search and retrieve capability of the Web has the potential to radically disrupt the existing TV model,” noting that this effect is already being seen from other video-content distribution models online.

eMarketer estimated that the number of IPTV-capable households worldwide will climb to 139 million in 2010, up from just 14 million last year.