The computer age is trendy with the coming of commercial releases, online sharing, massive streaming and traction, you tube has accrued hundreds of millions of daily views while many platforms see millions of broadcasters at the point as if the future of technology is already here.
Video has become the most popular type of media out there, with most of the world making a shift from traditional media to online media; the online video market has become an attractive place for both users and marketers.
Many factors have contributed to the fact but one thing is undeniable, video content is dominating the world right now, people on average watch 16 hours of video weekly, it is estimated that about 80% of global internet traffic will continue to be consistent in form of video in the next two years still in the lead with media online, video in reality is top content strategy trumping even info graphics and blogs.
Technology and technological software are used too much for the good of business and the working environment is maintaining some amount of calm and ease with its facilitation techniques; these are delivered using tech applications and varied devices such as phones, iPods, tablets and computers for the soft skills in the office environment. With these advances in technology there is online gaming, online videos, and other online consorts which are web features keeping abreast with the many subject matter and delivering stuff on entertainment, education, general information and advertising. Essentially the message you send across is supposed to be in your tone, fun and engaging
Unfortunately and in spite of efforts made by vendors to present a comprehensive package, there is no silver bullet solution that can be readily implemented; instead a stack of technologies has to be chosen and integrated. Given there are many options in the menu, the choice depends very much on the final use cases and business requirements to be covered.
Classical design approaches technology differently, data is transferred between components and systems communicate with it securely, but designing the architecture and selecting the systems to implement it is just one part of the problem; the real challenge in fast data is information flow. The current trend points towards solutions based on software applications built on distributed stream data platforms capable of per-event transactions and streaming aggregations which can be scaled through multiple connected systems and machines to speed-up basic data integration and analysis.
