enTouch selects Minerva YourTV Now to deliver advanced Pay TV services
Wednesday, November 7th, 2018
enTouch taps into Minerva’s new cloud television offering to deliver linear, time-shifted and on-demand video services to its broadband subscribers
SAN JOSE — Minerva Networks, the leading provider of service management platforms for connected entertainment, announced today that its new cloud television service is being adopted by enTouch out of Houston, Texas. enTouch will migrate from their legacy cable TV offering to a next-generation solution to deliver advanced video services to their broadband subscribers. Minerva YourTV Now allows enTouch to offer linear, time-shifted and on-demand video services to popular consumer devices including Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV, Android TV and Roku.
“At enTouch, our mission is to build and maintain a customer-first culture. With so many consumer choices, we are always looking for ways to improve our services and make sure our customers know that we appreciate them. We want to take that commitment one step further by offering our customers a next-generation video service,” says Sam Luxton, CEO of enTouch. “We are excited to be able to offer linear, catch up, restart TV and personal video recording on the most popular consumer devices.”
The Minerva YourTV Now platform makes it easy for broadband service providers to significantly upgrade their subscriber entertainment experience. Minerva’s engaging and personalized user interface featuring recommendations, unified search across premium and streaming content sources and voice commands delivers a consistent experience across all devices.
“We are pleased to have been selected to power enTouch’s new television service,” says Mauro Bonomi, CEO of Minerva Networks. “Our platform is proven to drive subscriber engagement and satisfaction. We are confident enTouch will enjoy results similar to those experienced by other Minerva customers including improved NPS scores, higher utilization and lower churn.”
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