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Yearly Archives: 2011

Everybody’s in the TV Guide Business @Zats Not Funny!

11/29/11 by Mari Silbey |  Everyone wants in on the EPG business. That’s one of the conclusions I took away from the SCTE Cable Tec-Expo event earlier this month. Even as CE manufacturers are pumping up the volume on connected devices with their own video interfaces, vendors in the cable TV world are pushing a range of solutions that tie the electronic program guide into larger content management systems for pay-TV operators. I talked about Rovi’s TotalGuide EPG a couple weeks back, and there’s Arris’ Moxi guide, but those two are far from the only players in this game. Here’s a sample of three other companies touting their own guide solutions. More

GLDS, Clearleap team up on ‘cloud’ video streaming @NextGen TV Asia

11/23/11 by NextGen TV Asia Staff writer  | Great Lakes Data Systems (GLDS) announced that its flagship WinCable subscriber management and billing system has been integrated with Clearleap’s Stream On Demand Solution.  Clearleap and GLDS showcased the joint solution for the first time at the recently-held SCTE’s Cable-Tec Expo 2011, the television industry’s engineering show of the year, which took place in the US.  Operators can use Clearleap’s Stream On Demand Solution to stream unlimited hours and titles over existing broadband networks, creating a compelling content offering delivered directly to the TV.

GLDS, Clearleap Team for Cloud-based IP Video Streaming @Comunications Technology

11/22/11 by CT Staff  | Great Lakes Data System’s (GLDS’s) WinCable subscriber management and billing system has been integrated with Clearleap’s Stream On Demand Solution, a cloud-based IP content management and delivery system that enables service providers to create a fully operator-branded subscriber experience such as those offered by Netflix, Amazon and Hulu by streaming content directly to connected set-tops, devices and TVs.

Operators can use Clearleap’s Stream On Demand Solution to stream unlimited hours and titles over existing broadband networks. With the Clearleap and GLDS integrated solution, operators now have a fully hosted, end-to-end advanced TV offering, addressing content management and delivery to billing and subscriber management. More

GLDS Debuts WinForce tech, WinCable in the Cloud @CED Show Daily #2

11/16/11 by CED Staff  | Great Lakes Data Systems (GLDS) is demonstrating WinForce tech, a new mobile workforce management platform for field techs, along with WinCable in the Cloud, a cloud-based subscriber management and billing system. GLDS is showing how WinForce tech gives field technicians instant, real-time access to assigned work, as well as customer account details. Available on any smartphone, tablet, netbook or laptop, WinForce tech is designed to give field technicians the tools they need to start solving customers’ problems immediately, in the field and without calling back into the office. More

GLDS WinCable for Clearleap @Advanced Television

11/16/11 by Advanced Television Staff  | Great Lakes Data System (GLDS), a provider of billing, subscriber management and provisioning systems for global broadband providers, has revealed that its flagship WinCable subscriber management and billing system has been integrated with Clearleap’s Stream On Demand Solution.

The Stream On Demand solution is a cloud-based IP content management and delivery system that enables television service providers to create a fully operator-branded subscriber experience such as those offered by Netflix, Amazon and Hulu by streaming content directly to connected set-tops, devices and TVs. More

GLDS integrates with Clearleap for streaming @CED

11/15/2011 by Mike Robuck  | GLDS and Clearleap have teamed up on a cloud-based IP content delivery system that allows service providers to create their own streaming service to connected set-top boxes, TVs and other devices.

The joint solution, which is being demonstrated this week at the SCTE’s Cable-Tec Expo in Atlanta, combines GLDS’ WinCable subscriber management and billing system with Clearleap’s Stream On Demand platform. More

GLDS, Clearleap Team on Cloud-Based Video @BTR

11/15/11 by BTR Staff | Great Lakes Data Systems‘ flagship WinCable subscriber management and billing system has been integrated with Clearleap‘s Stream On Demand Solution. Stream On Demand is a cloud-based IP content management and delivery system designed to let service providers create an operator-branded subscriber experience such as those offered by Netflix,Amazon and Hulu by streaming content directly to connected set-tops, devices and TV sets.

GLDS, Clearleap Integrate for IP Video @Billing and OSS World

11/15/11 by Craig Galbraith  | Great Lakes Data Systems’ (GLDS) flagship WinCable subscriber management and billing system has been integrated with Clearleap’s Stream On Demand Solution, a cloud-based IP content management and delivery system designed to enable TV service providers to create a fully operator-branded subscriber experience similar to those offered by such OTT titans as Netflix and Hulu, where content is streamed directly to connected set-tops, devices and TVs.

“By integrating with GLDS, we’re making it easier for TV operators to monetize new services that are seamlessly connected to GLDS’ popular billing and subscriber management system for independent operators worldwide,” said Clearleap CEO Braxton Jarratt. More

GLDS and Clearleap Team to Bring TV Operators New Revenue from Cloud-based Advanced IP Video Streaming Services

Joint Solution to be Showcased at SCTE’s Cable-Tec Expo in Atlanta, Ga., Nov 15-17

Atlanta, Ga. (SCTE Cable-Tec Expo® 2011) – Nov. 15, 2011 – Great Lakes Data Systems, Inc. (GLDS), the leading provider of billing, subscriber management and provisioning systems for small-to-medium global broadband providers, today announced that its flagship WinCable® subscriber management and billing system has been integrated with Clearleap’s Stream On Demand Solution.  The Stream On Demand solution is a cloud-based IP content management and delivery system that enables television service providers to create a fully operator-branded subscriber experience such as those offered by Netflix, Amazon and Hulu by streaming content directly to connected set-tops, devices and TVs.

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