Tag: TPS

  • Moving Walls And TPS Engage announce global DOOH partnership

    Moving Walls And TPS Engage announce global DOOH partnership

    NEW DELHI: Moving Walls and TPS Engage have entered a global partnership to accelerate the adoption of automated and audience-driven OOH (Out-of-Home) and place-based advertising. 

    As part of the initial deal, Moving Walls Group’s supply-focussed subsidiary, Location Media Xchange (LMX) will enable TPS Engage’s contextual OOH marketplace to provide advertisers with global access to an inventory of more than 30,000 screens across Southeast Asia and India. 

    The outdoor advertising industry has faced the brunt of the population lockdowns put in place to combat the spread of Covid2019. However, it has also forced stakeholders to start adopting data and technology platforms that help link media spends to outcomes, which is standard for online advertising.

    Moving Walls and TPS Engage have both established strong technology platforms to support OOH automation. However, their on-ground presence across different markets has the potential to complement each other. The Moving Walls group has a strong presence in seven markets including Singapore, India, Indonesia, Philippines, Nigeria and the United States while TPS Engage’s offices are spread across New York, Dubai, Seoul and Bucharest.

    Scalable cross-border OOH executions now a reality

    Both Moving Walls and TPS Engage acknowledge that OOH’s unique attributes mean that it cannot be traded just like another digital channel. 

    Moving Walls has recently established independent offerings for both the buy-side and the sell-side stakeholders. To brands and media agencies, they provide cloud-based planning and analytics for all forms of OOH media powered by a multi-sensor location data platform. Meanwhile, LMX works with the asset owners to equip them with inventory management and sales automation tools.

    Meanwhile, TPS Engage has a keen focus on enabling the contextual delivery of creatives on digital screens based on different rule sets in a scalable manner. This technology has attracted the world’s most innovative brands like Samsung, Coca Cola, Uber Eats, and Burger King, among others.

    According to Moving Walls Group CEO Srikanth Ramachandran, “LMX was formed to enable media owners to connect to multiple demand-side partners while remaining in control of inventory allocation and pricing. TPS Engage’s vision of making audience data-driven media buying and creative decisions for OOH possible aligns with our own views. This partnership will enable global brands to have a holistic view of offline audience engagement just how they do it for their online channels. 

    TPS Engage CEO Bogdan Savonea adds, “Our platform already provides access to more than 100,000 contextual content-enabled screens across Europe, North America, and, more recently, in Asia through our office in Seoul, South Korea. As we work with global clients who have a presence across multiple Asian markets, it is only natural that we choose to partner with the largest supply-side technology provider in this region.”

  • Most rapid DTH growth to come from Asia

    Most rapid DTH growth to come from Asia

    MUMBAI: Western Europe and North America continue to lead the digital satellite pay-TV market in subscribers and revenue.

    However the fastest growth over the next several years will come from other areas, especially Asia, reports market research firm In-Stat.

    Key satellite market trends include consolidation in established markets, interactivity, HD, launches, and bundling, the high-tech market research firm says.

    In-Stat analyst Michael Inouye says, “Most DTH platform launches in 2006 occurred in the less mature markets, including India and Eastern Europe. As DTH pay-TV platforms in many American and European countries have been in operation for a number of years, their subscriber growth has slowed. Total net new subscribers are growing each year, but only by single digit percentages.”

    Rsearch by In-Stat found the following:

    – Total DTH pay-TV subscribers are expected to reach over 117 million in 2010.

    – Global DTH-TV revenues will exceed $88 billion by 2010.

    – Consolidation occurred in 2006 with service providers like TPS and CanalSatellite and conditional access providers (Irdeto/ Cryptoworks).