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The hype on cord-cutting attitudes are mounting pressures on operators to constantly provide the best in class quality, experience and economic viability in their services. These cable companies consequently consider shifting to other areas such as broadband and mobile, especially due to the amount of investments video services require. Right when, there may be operators focusing on broadband, there might be a real opportunity in investing in video. A leading market research and consulting company, Parks Associates report suggests that there is a shift that is already happening with regards to OTT subscribers returning back to living room. “Espial is changing the definition of traditional TV by disrupting the economics of investment in video,” begins Jaison Dolvane, CEO of Canada-based Espial. The firm allows the cable companies to embrace Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) as their go-to approach, which can fundamentally change the risk equation related to investment in the video space. 

