Customer experience specialist Agama Technologies is joining with castLabs for a pre-integrated player SDK solution for efficient video service quality assurance aimed at Over-The-Top (OTT) service providers.
The pre-integration of Agama’s industry-leading video service assurance solution with castLabs’ PRESTOplay video player SDKs provides real-time 24/7 monitoring, assurance and analytics technology into castLabs-powered devices. This integration simplifies the process of ensuring a high-quality viewing experience on a wide variety of connected devices, anytime and anywhere.
“We are very happy to be partnering with a leading studio-to-screen solutions vendor such as castLabs to enable this pre-integration”, says Johan Görsjö, Director of Product Management at Agama Technologies. “In today’s fast-moving OTT environment, it is crucial to get the right insights at the right time to improve service performance and subscriber experience”.
“By working together with Agama, we can deliver a pre-integrated offering with superior viewer experience as the focus,” adds Michael Stattmann, CEO at castLabs. “castLabs’ PRESTOplay player SDKs combined with Agama’s innovative monitoring, assurance and analytics solution provides OTT operators with effective tools to ensure the quality of their service delivery”.
Agama’s OTT solution offers full transparency of service performance and customer experience, from service creation in the head-end, across delivery networks and all the way to the individual customer’s app or device.
castLabs offers fully-featured software development kits (SDKs) for creating robust custom video player applications across multiple platforms including Android, iOS, desktops, browsers, game consoles, Smart TVs and set-top-boxes.
Agama Technologies and castLabs will be exhibiting at IBC in Amsterdam, 14-18 September 2018. Agama will be showcasing its industry-leading monitoring, assurance and analytics solution at stand 5.B72 and castLabs will be demonstrating its studio-to-screen solutions at stand 14.A14.
