Media & Entertainment

For media and entertainment (M&E) enterprises, moving to the cloud offers many benefits in future-proofing their frameworks. Learn more from our software engineers about how to properly facilitate best practices for cloud computing in today's article.

A major virtual multichannel video programming distributor (vMVPD) looking to increase ad impact and expand its existing inventory turned to PDG Consulting to increase inventory and drive revenue.

With digital ad spending surpassing $210 billion this year, companies are looking for ways to make the most of customer moves to over-the-top (OTT) services. Learn more about upcoming 2023 trends for DAI in this article.

Understanding the OTT Landscape takes some research since the number of OTT services now available means that viewers can find whatever they're looking for and watch it wherever they want, all on-demand. Here's a Survival Guide to better understand the Streaming Wars!

The right DAI platform needs great technology infrastructure bolstered by a framework that helps OTT providers to streamline their revenue generation. Read PDG's blog on the four best practices for streaming services to make the most of dynamic ad insertion.

Working with a multinational entertainment conglomerate, PDG Consulting helped build out existing analytics capabilities and create a single source of truth from multiple data sources. Learn more about our BI Case Study in this article.

PDG galvanizes SESAC’s digital strategy to heighten digital proficiency, accelerate innovation, and ramp-up sales and operation. Read more about this innovative partnership here.

This blog will discuss how the pandemic has accelerated digital transformation and the top digital transformation trends that media and entertainment industry enterprises are likely to experience in 2022.

PDG to Speak at NAB’s OTT Streaming Summit on Key Tech Requirements for Building and Managing An OTT Service Panel—in Las Vegas | April 25, '22.

With the world adjusting to the new normal brought on by ongoing COVID-19 disruptions and restrictions, the film industry and consumers alike are resorting to new platforms and methods for consuming, creating, and distributing entertainment.