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With SceneFlex, operators have the flexibility to select hardware, architecture, and operating system, as well as respective supply chain and logistics schemes.
June 14, 2016
ZÜRICH -- albis-elcon announced today the launch of SceneFlex, a new set-top box (STB) integration approach that features a completely open business model. With SceneFlex, operators have the flexibility to select hardware, architecture, and operating system, as well as respective supply chain and logistics schemes. By allowing service providers to implement an STB system that is comprised of best-of-breed components, SceneFlex speeds up the roll out of new IP-based TV services while lowering costs and increasing customer satisfaction.
"Today's service providers do not want to be boxed in by the limitations of certain STB systems. While albis-elcon believes the existing business model of selling pre-integrated STBs is still valid, it's not always the best solution. That's why we have created a new customer-centric approach," said Werner Neubauer, CEO of albis-elcon. "SceneFlex not only represents a new STB business model, it is also a unique and open approach of doing business that accelerates the deployment of IP-based TV services. By meeting the needs of each and every customer, albis-elcon makes it easy to address the specific demands of subscribers as well as ongoing market changes."
SceneFlex is a fully implementation-based STB business model that can be tailored according to a service provider's exact requirements. A variety of business models are supported, including turnkey hosted solutions, greenfield solutions, and integration projects. The total SceneFlex approach consists of integration services to ensure a seamless fusion of interfaces or components into selected hardware, software modules to enhance the service provider's offering, OEM products chosen by the service provider, and comprehensive analysis and technical support for operational issues once the service has been launched.
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