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The Tri-Screen Connection(SM) Presents the New Triple-Play, an Integrated Multi-Media and Systems Convergence Strategy for the Broadband World
The Power of The Tri-Screen Connection(SM): Video, Voice, and Data Convergence Across Legacy and Next-Gen IP Platforms With Television & Video Streaming, Social Networking, and Mobility Applications Fully Integrated

Today's mainstream consumer represents a
lift-off point for broad adoption of new convergence-oriented services. The
Tri-Screen Connection(SM) strategy answers the call for long-promised
convergence by incorporating the three most commonly used screens, TV, PC,
and Mobile Device, in a technological solution that is
easy-to-use, readily extensible, and seamlessly integrated, and presents a
unique first to market opportunity in a new area of communications
technology.
The demands of the new social communications paradigm require that content
creation and consumption be coupled with the capability to share that
content. The first to provide a convenient solution for Social TV will
lead the market, forecasted to grow beyond 25 million users over the next
five years. By offering Social TV connectivity to friends and community
peers -- much like on-line PC and mobile phone users -- familiar social
networking can gain rapid market momentum on this staple household medium.
The market for seamlessly sharing video and other services across
television, PC, and mobile phone screens has not evolved overnight -- by
necessity, public awareness, learning, and acceptance of Pay TV, broadband
Internet, and mobile telephone technologies and service models have had to
precede the next opportunity for instantaneous convergence of these
traditionally distinct communications services.
Here is where, as a developmental initiative, The Tri-Screen Connection(SM)
strategy represents a cutting edge, multifaceted synapse of user
expectations and technological capabilities at a time when media and
communication subscribers have come to expect triple-play services from a
single source. The Tri-Screen Connection(SM) strategy also embodies an
important new brand of personal multi-media solutions that will allow
Cable, Mobile, Satellite, Telcos, Broadcasters, and other On-line service
providers to initiate technologically-advanced services and branding
strategies to enhance subscriber retention and acquisition opportunities.
Importantly, The Tri-Screen Connection(SM) represents the removal of
product and technology silos for each service element which will allow any
web-oriented enterprise to offer converged multi-media services. For the
on-line services provider, The Tri-Screen Connection(SM) becomes a logical
evolution of the end-user's current triple-play, offering a true service
extension that simultaneously protects hard-won customer relationships
and/or large user communities, while stimulating new services revenue
growth. The elegance of converged services is enabled by standards-based
inter-networking solutions available to service providers and content
distributors today.
"When 25% of a consumer market is expressing readiness to subscribe to a
three-screen solution, the operator or web enterprise with first mover
advantage has a lot to win," said Rick Preti, President, The Tri-Screen
Connection(SM). "Remarkably, given the size of the available market and
deficiency of applicable solutions, opportunity exists for those able to
get out in front. Network operators or web-oriented enterprises that are
first to market with this service could drive substantial customer,
revenue, and margin improvements."
The basis for generating sales to service operators relies on their ability
to generate significant and new end-user subscription fees for multi-media
services. By positioning the operator's multi-screen offering to emulate
the quality of their TV content, The Tri-Screen Connection(SM) subscription
can be modeled as an extension of the primary Pay TV service -- a value
added proposition supported by tested market demand.
For the end-user, The Tri-Screen Connection(SM) is a triple-play of
expanded services minus the usual technical borders pertaining to voice,
data, and video services. The Tri-Screen Connection(SM) can remain simple
and convenient for the subscriber -- one provider, one bill, one user
profile for managing internetworking connectivity and social or business
contacts, one venue for Web or other communication applications, video
content, advertising, and on-line transactions.
Chord3(SM) Technology Platform
Designed to power The Tri-Screen Connection(SM), the Chord3(SM) Technology
Platform can enable multi-media services across both next-generation and
traditional (legacy) networks by linking the necessary ingredients from
multiple and disparate enterprise systems. Complete multi-media services
can then be delivered in a unified way -- an important feature for
subscriber retention and growth.
The Tri-Screen Connection(SM) solution is designed to be turnkey; leveraged
by the Chord3(SM) Technology Platform -- the missing link of convergence.
To support a go-to-market strategy, the Chord3(SM) Technology Platform
would include pre-engineered clearinghouse, provisioning, technology,
applications, and content for a true multi-media experience.
About The Tri-Screen Connection(SM)
The Tri-Screen Connection(SM) product strategy is the first of its kind
within the multi-media technology space. It utilizes standards-based
elements coupled with current technology platform components & end-user
applications; time-honored BSS/OSS for provisioning, account activation &
billing; plus available video content & network distribution services.
Evolution of The Tri-Screen Connection(SM) service concept will be guided
by The Tri-Screen Connection(SM) Services Group, which believes there is
sufficient broadband household demand and revenue potential to support a
video-based three-screen multi-media licensing bundle. The solution
requires custom development based on the needs of the service provider. For
more information, please go to www.tri-screenconnection.com.
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