Anupama Anantharaman

Anupama Anantharaman

Anupama Anantharaman, Vice President, Product Management at Interra Systems, is a seasoned professional in the digital TV industry. Based in Silicon Valley, California, Anupama has more than two decades of experience in video compression, transmission, and OTT streaming.

Latest articles by Anupama Anantharaman

multiviewer
The Multiviewer: Once a Wall of Screens, Now an Operations Intelligence Tool

By Anupama Anantharaman Published

OPINION The expanding scope of modern operations has forced the multiviewer to evolve

OPINION
AI-powered translation of English captions to Spanish
Why Captions and Subtitles Are a Key Part of Unlocking Global Streaming Success

By Anupama Anantharaman Published

OPINION International content presents a huge monetization opportunity for video service providers

OPINION
Monitoring Live Events: Ensuring Flawless Broadcasts and Video Streaming

By Anupama Anantharaman Published

Monitoring at the contribution stage is a critical requirement for live events, especially sports streaming

Opinion
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Navigating Cloud Infrastructure: Tailoring Monitoring Strategies for Success

By Anupama Anantharaman Published

While the media industry is increasingly embracing the cloud, this doesn’t render on-premises solutions obsolete

Opinion
Interra Systems
The Vital Role of the VEGA AV1 Analyzer for Standards Compliance and Quality (Sponsored)

By Anupama Anantharaman Published

This article delves into the pivotal role that Interra Systems’ VEGA AV1 Analyzer plays in modern media streaming

Standards
Interra Systems
Making Content Quality a High Priority: A Guide to Delivering Exceptional QoE and QoS in the Broadcast and OTT Environment

By Anupama Anantharaman Published

WHITE PAPER With insights into why end-to-end, AI/ML-based QC and monitoring solutions are imperative today

WHITE PAPER
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AI, ML are Pushing Media QC and Monitoring to the Next Level

By Anupama Anantharaman Last updated

Ensuring a high-quality video experience on every screen is essential if broadcasters want to keep viewers satisfied

Opinion