In some quarters of World Wide Web, the 3 most detested letters of alphabet are ‘D’, ‘R’ and ‘M’, which stand for DRM (Digital Rights Management). DRM is, essentially, a set of technologies that limits people from using audio-video files they have purchased from legal any of the downloading services.
DRM technology comprise of correct Meta tagging of assets created & stored in the databases. After meta-tagging the assets, information is encoded (encrypted) to guarantee its content’s security. Once adequate clearing and authorization of content is done it can be transmitted, which means that a decrypted key opens the secure content, and then displayed in a reliable and secure environment with the help of a client technology, such as Internet browser, Acrobat Reader, or set-top box.
According to this report, "Revenues from the market for Digital Rights Management totaled $1.5 billion in 2005, and it's expected to reach $4.7billion by the year 2010".
As per an analyst at RNCOS, “DRM-related technologies will become omnipresent at the platform layer and exposed as a set of services. These will include media and entertainment as well as healthcare, financial, military, defense, and intelligence”.
RNCOS report will help clients find out
- Potential application area of DRM in near future.
- Key competitors in the global DRM industry.
- Opportunities for the DRM Technology.
- Key drivers behind the industry.
- Major barriers in Digital Right Management.
About the report
Investors, businesses, analysts, consultants and researchers will find this report a valuable document, as it provides detailed statistical analysis helps potential clients to navigate through the evolving opportunities in the potential areas of application of DRM technology at global level.