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The television industry is one of the slowest to adopt cloud storage, although very accelerated growth is expected in the coming years, according to SCRI.

Cloud Nube

Cloud-based storage or other cloud-based software applications received a lot of attention at NAB 2013, but is this trend real in the broadcast universe? The American market research group, SCRI International, has carried out a global survey among broadcasters and other audiovisual companies on the use of the cloud.

This study shows that approximately three in ten (31.7%) of professional video facilities still do not know when they will use cloud storage and other cloud applications. Cable operators (25.6%) and post-production services companies (25.2%) are the vertical markets with the highest percentage of facilities that already use cloud computing services. And 19.8% of television stations are already using cloud services. At the same time, SCRI foresees rapid growth in cloud connectivity for the coming years in the broadcast sector.

Production and post-production facilities will increase the use of cloud-based services in 2013 by up to 16.1% for a total of 41.3%, and in 2014 this figure could reach 55.3%, according to research estimates.

Storage is the most used service in the cloud (69.1% of users). For its part, software as a service is the least used by the research participants: 32.3% among all respondents, 36.4% in broadcasters, 26.4% in production and post-production and 27.3% in cable operators and telcos with media services.

By, May 23, 2013, Section:Storage, Media management, Books, Postpro

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