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Adara Boasts 2 Deployments

May 29, 2013 |
TORONTO, Ont. -- Adara Technologies (www.adara-tech.com/whatsnew/), the provider of game-changer, cloud-delivered video solutions that enable mid-to-small sized service providers to affordably revolutionize their video business, today announced that it has successfully launched its digital video network upgrade solution for two additional service providers—Darien Communications of Georgia and Beaver Creek Telephone (BCT) of Oregon. The upgrades are designed to immediately reduce operational costs and business risk while enabling a success-based, pay-as-you-grow mechanism for revolutionizing each provider’s consumer experience with video services over a 10+ year horizon.

The solution’s hosted and managed Switched Digital Video upgrade capability enables the addition of hundreds of incremental HD channels. Combined with advanced, web-connected set-top boxes upgradable to a next-generation User Experience, the solution enables operators the option of delivering compelling applications such as IPTV widgets, Impulse Up-Sell, OTT video, enhanced global search, interactive Social TV applications and Whole Home DVR, more traditionally associated with the latest Tier One operator implementations.

Darien Communications, Inc., a subsidiary of Darien Telephone Company, Inc. and a triple-play service provider with approximately 3,000 subscribers in Southeast Georgia, chose to partner with Adara over a ‘go-it-alone’ strategy. “We expect significantly reduced costs and risk as a result of the Adara launch,” said Johnny Zoucks, Darien Communications’ COO, “and are particularly excited about delivering new customer services and experiences.”

Adara Technologies Inc.



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