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Helped a leading Partner in the USA with a Robust Streaming Platform Using Angular

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Virtual TV Streaming Platform Built with Angular | Adroitent Home/ Customer Stories/ Software Engineering Customer Story · Software Engineering One platform, every screen: Virtual TV streaming How Adroitent built a Virtual TV (VTV) platform for a New York streaming leader — a JavaScript framework delivering seamless playback, casting and monetization across smart TVs and connected devices. Adroitent Case FileMedia & StreamingAngular · AWS · DRM3 min read The inflection pointEvery device, a different problem The customer is a leading partner in streaming profitability, unifying apps in homes across all streaming devices into a single, seamless user experience that increases audience acquisition, engagement and monetization. Headquartered in New York, they needed a virtual TV platform that worked everywhere. Seamless streaming was needed across a wide range of smart TVs and devices Playback had to work consistently from legacy TV models to the latest hardware Casting from mobile apps and auto-installation on devices had to be handled reliably Customers without their own app needed a fast route to market Streaming works only when it works on every screen. The interventionThe Virtual TV (VTV) framework Adroitent developed the Virtual TV platform — a JavaScript framework providing seamless streaming across smart TVs (LG webOS, Samsung, Vizio) and devices (Chromecast, Roku, FireTV, Xbox), handling casting, auto-installation and all playback commands. Framework development Core VTV platform framework built with ES6 and core JavaScript for robustness and future scale Conviva and Adobe analytics integrated; file and folder structure restructured SDK integration An SDK that integrates easily with existing TV and device apps Reduces development time and simplifies the transition for customers Lite App A Lite App for customers without their own app, operational in a day New applications created seamlessly for any new customer QA, deployment & support Extensive testing across device and TV models for compatibility and performance Managed deployment plus ongoing support to keep operations smooth The game changer Playback, protection and monetization in one framework Streaming formats including HLS and DASH for versatile content delivery DRM support securing content and preventing unauthorized access Client-side and server-side ad insertion for flexible monetization Closed-caption support for accessibility across device types Angular 7ES6AWS LambdaDynamoDBCloudFrontKinesis By the numbers Enhanced streaming capability 100% higher engagement Flexible monetization Faster time to market By the numbers Enhanced streaming capability 100% higher engagement Flexible monetization Faster time to market The payoffSeamless, secure, monetized Enhanced streaming capability Provided a robust, versatile streaming platform compatible with multiple devices and TV models. Improved user experience Delivered a seamless, high-quality streaming experience, enhancing user satisfaction and engagement by 100%. Improved monetization options Supported various ad-insertion methods, giving the customer flexible options to maximize revenue. Secure content delivery Ensured content protection through DRM, safeguarding intellectual property and maintaining compliance with industry standards. Reduced time to market The Lite App option enabled quick deployment of streaming apps, reducing time to market for the customer’s own clients. The stack behind itTools & technology Angular 7Core JavaScript / ES6HTML5 / CSSAWS LambdaAWS DynamoDBAWS RDSAWS CognitoAWS CloudFrontAWS KinesisConvivaAdobe Analytics This engagement was delivered as part of Adroitent’s Software Engineering Services practice. Good to knowFrequently asked questions What is an OTT streaming platform? An OTT (over-the-top) platform delivers video directly over the internet rather than through cable or satellite. It handles content delivery, playback across devices, user authentication, analytics and monetization such as subscriptions or advertising. What are HLS and DASH? HLS and DASH are adaptive bitrate streaming protocols. They break video into small segments at multiple quality levels so the player can switch quality as bandwidth changes — keeping playback smooth instead of buffering. What is DRM in video streaming? DRM (Digital Rights Management) encrypts video content and controls who can play it. It protects intellectual property from unauthorized copying or access and is typically required by content owners and industry compliance standards. What is the difference between client-side and server-side ad insertion? Client-side ad insertion has the player request and stitch ads at playback time. Server-side ad insertion stitches ads into the video stream before delivery, which is harder to block and generally gives a smoother viewing experience. Why build a shared SDK for smart TV apps? Every TV platform and device — Roku, FireTV, webOS, Samsung, Vizio — has its own quirks. A shared SDK abstracts those differences, so one integration works across devices, cutting development time and keeping behaviour consistent everywhere. Stream everywhere, seamlessly. Platform engineering for media, devices and monetization at scale. Start a conversation Explore Software Engineering Keep reading Related customer stories Software engineering Driving digital excellence for a North American automotive leader Read story Software engineering Powering AI-driven travel experiences with DevOps and AWS Read story Software engineering Modernization of healthcare applications in the US Read story More from Adroitent: all customer stories · insights & blog · adroitent.ai

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Sitecore CMS Implementation for a Global Professional Solutions Provider

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Sitecore Implementation for Multichannel Content Delivery | Adroitent Home/ Customer Stories/ SaaS & ERP Customer Story · SaaS & ERP Lectures on the move: Sitecore for medical education How Adroitent implemented Sitecore CMS for a global professional solutions provider — powering an audio medical education platform that lets physicians complete certifications across web and mobile. Adroitent Case FileMedical EducationSitecore · Multichannel3 min read The inflection pointProfessional development, on the move The customer serves an extensive base of healthcare professionals with demanding professional requirements. They needed a high-performing audio medical education platform, working across web and mobile, to publish clinical lectures and let physicians manage and complete certifications on the go. A high-performing audio medical education platform was needed across web and mobile Clinical lectures had to be published and delivered to a large professional user base Physicians needed to manage and complete certifications on the go The platform had to support the customer’s ongoing professional-development mission Certification shouldn’t wait for a desk and a browser. The interventionSitecore for multichannel delivery After a careful evaluation of the customer’s requirements, a team of Sitecore experts was engaged to build the solution: Audio Digest, an audio medical education platform publishing clinical lectures for physicians’ certification and professional development. Sitecore CMS implementation Sitecore chosen for powerful multichannel content delivery Content served consistently across websites, mobile apps and other digital platforms Audio Digest platform Publishes clinical lectures for healthcare professionals Physicians manage and complete certifications to advance their development Sitecore version upgrade Upgraded Sitecore 8.0 to Sitecore 10.0 End users access the customer’s websites at markedly higher speeds Third-party integrations Seamless integrations with third-party systems Intuitive functionality contributing to a user-friendly platform The game changer One CMS, every channel Sitecore’s multichannel model serves web, mobile apps and other digital platforms from one content base The 8.0 → 10.0 upgrade improved performance and user experience Physicians access clinical lectures conveniently from mobile devices Certifications managed and completed on the go Sitecore 10MultichannelWeb + MobileIntegrations By the numbers 90% higher user engagement 99% better learning experience Enhanced user experience Faster site performance By the numbers 90% higher user engagement 99% better learning experience Enhanced user experience Faster site performance The payoffEngaged, accessible, advancing Improved user engagement The Audio Digest platform revolutionized medical education for healthcare professionals and advanced their professional development, improving user engagement by 90%. Improved accessibility & learning Physicians and other healthcare professionals could conveniently access clinical lectures and manage certifications from mobile devices, improving their learning experience by 99%. Enhanced user experience Seamless third-party integrations and intuitive functionality contributed to a user-friendly platform. Faster performance Upgrading Sitecore 8.0 to 10.0 let end users access the customer’s websites at high speed. The stack behind itTools & technology Sitecore CMS 10Multichannel DeliveryThird-party IntegrationsWeb & Mobile This engagement was delivered as part of Adroitent’s SaaS & ERP Services practice. Good to knowFrequently asked questions What is Sitecore used for? Sitecore is an enterprise CMS and digital experience platform. Organizations use it to manage content centrally and deliver personalized experiences across websites, mobile apps and other digital channels, with marketing automation and analytics built in. What is multichannel content delivery? Multichannel content delivery means publishing content once and serving it consistently across many channels — web, mobile apps, email, connected devices — rather than maintaining separate content for each, ensuring a coherent experience and less duplication. Why upgrade to a newer Sitecore version? Newer versions bring performance improvements, security patches, modern architecture and continued vendor support. Upgrading — for example from Sitecore 8 to 10 — typically delivers faster page loads and a better experience for both editors and end users. What is a digital experience platform (DXP)? A DXP extends a CMS with personalization, customer data, analytics, commerce and marketing automation. It manages the whole customer journey across channels, not just page content — helping organizations tailor experiences to each visitor. How do CMS platforms support continuing professional education? They centralize course and lecture content, manage user accounts and progress, deliver material to web and mobile, and integrate with certification or assessment systems — so professionals can learn and complete credentials wherever they are. Deliver content to every channel. Sitecore and Kentico implementations, upgrades and support. Start a conversation Explore SaaS & ERP Keep reading Related customer stories SaaS & ERP ServiceNow ITSM QA for a global management firm Read story GCC solutions Scalable engagement model empowered a global consulting firm Read story Software engineering Driving digital excellence for a North American automotive leader Read story More from Adroitent: all customer stories · insights & blog · adroitent.ai

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Kentico Implementation For Professional Information Services Provider

SaaS, SaaS and ERP /

Kentico Xperience Implementation: Rich Content Hub | Adroitent Home/ Customer Stories/ SaaS & ERP Customer Story · SaaS & ERP Every content type, one repository How Adroitent implemented Kentico Xperience for a global professional information services provider — unifying blogs, videos, journals, newsletters and podcasts across multiple sites into one seamless experience. Adroitent Case FileInformation ServicesKentico Xperience · .NET3 min read The inflection pointA plethora of content, scattered The customer is a global provider of professional information, software and services for healthcare, tax and accounting, governance, risk and compliance, legal, regulatory and ESG sectors — serving customers in over 180 countries with roughly 21,400 employees. Enhance user experience and enable seamless accessibility of content across multiple sites Handle a plethora of content types — blogs, videos, journals, newsletters and podcasts Integrate diverse content sources while ensuring responsive design for tablets and mobile Connect microsites dedicated to Continuous Education into one cohesive experience Great content fails when users can’t find it. The interventionKentico Xperience, implemented The customer partnered with Adroitent for a Kentico Xperience CMS implementation. After thorough requirements analysis, a team of Kentico experts implemented the platform and integrated applications across the customer’s multiple sites. Rich content repository Admins upload and manage journals and articles effortlessly A dynamic, continually updated resource pool for medical practitioners and other professionals Article bookmarking Users bookmark articles for easy retrieval and reference Fosters deeper, repeat engagement with the content Federated logins Integration with social channels such as Gmail and Facebook Enhanced convenience and a widened user base with seamless access Multi-site integration Applications integrated across the customer’s multiple sites Blogs, videos, journals, newsletters and podcasts all accessible in one experience The game changer One platform, every content type Blogs, videos, journals, newsletters and podcasts unified across sites Responsive design ensuring a consistent experience on tablets and mobile Continuous Education microsites integrated seamlessly Quality safeguarded with MSTest, Coverity and Black Duck Kentico CMSC#.NETASP.NETSQL ServerAzure Boards By the numbers 90% higher user engagement Unified content experience Responsive across devices Wider user base By the numbers 90% higher user engagement Unified content experience Responsive across devices Wider user base The payoffUnified, engaging, accessible Enhanced user engagement Personalized bookmarking and enriched content within the CMS improved user interaction by 90%. Unified content experience Diverse content sources — blogs, videos, journals, newsletters and podcasts — were integrated across multiple sites into one cohesive experience. Responsive across devices Responsive design ensured seamless accessibility and a consistent experience on tablets and mobile devices. Wider user base Federated logins with social channels such as Gmail and Facebook enhanced convenience and widened the customer’s user base. Dynamic resource pool Admins could effortlessly upload and manage journals and articles, keeping the resource pool dynamic and up to date for professionals. The stack behind itTools & technology Kentico CMSC#.NETASP.NETJavaScript / AJAX / jQueryBootstrapEntity FrameworkSQL ServerVisual StudioAzure BoardsMSTestCoverityBlack Duck This engagement was delivered as part of Adroitent’s SaaS & ERP Services practice. Good to knowFrequently asked questions What is Kentico Xperience? Kentico Xperience is an ASP.NET-based CMS and digital experience platform. It combines content management, e-commerce and marketing features, and suits mid-size to enterprise organizations wanting to manage multiple sites and channels from one platform. What is a content repository? A content repository is a central store for an organization’s digital content — articles, journals, videos, podcasts — with structure, metadata and access control. It lets teams manage content once and deliver it across many sites and channels. What are federated logins? Federated login lets users sign in with an existing identity from another provider — such as Google or Facebook — instead of creating a new account. It reduces sign-up friction, improves convenience and typically widens the addressable user base. Why does responsive design matter for content platforms? Readers arrive on phones, tablets and desktops. Responsive design adapts layout and navigation to each screen so content stays readable and usable everywhere — which directly affects engagement, accessibility and search performance. How do you choose between Kentico and Sitecore? Both are .NET-based enterprise platforms. Kentico is typically more cost-effective with strong all-in-one and e-commerce capabilities; Sitecore leads on advanced personalization and analytics at enterprise scale. The right choice depends on budget, personalization needs and existing stack. Unify your content experience. Kentico and Sitecore implementations, integrations and upgrades. Start a conversation Explore SaaS & ERP Keep reading Related customer stories SaaS & ERP ServiceNow ITSM QA for a global management firm Read story GCC solutions Scalable engagement model empowered a global consulting firm Read story Software engineering Driving digital excellence for a North American automotive leader Read story More from Adroitent: all customer stories · insights & blog · adroitent.ai

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