BOSTON, April 11, 2017 -- movingimage, the leading secure enterprise video platform provider, and Ramp, the leading provider of next-generation enterprise video delivery solutions for large enterprises, today announced a partnership which will dramatically improve video quality on intranet networks by reducing bandwidth consumption 90% or more.
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As the use of enterprise video continues to rise, so too does the demand on network capacity and the potential for service interruptions. Integrating the best elements of movingimage’s SaaS enterprise video platform, VideoManager Pro, with Ramp’s AltitudeCDN™ multicasting and caching solutions eliminates video bottleneck issues employees suffer from behind the company firewall. The advanced caching technology in Ramp’s OmniCache solution alleviates redundant video traffic traversing the corporate network when thousands of employees request specific video feeds. Coupled with movingimage’s security and compliance technology, customers will be able to tap into the most advanced Enterprise Video Platform available in a rapidly growing market.
The use of video in the enterprise continues to grow at a rapid rate based on its effectiveness for communications such as employee training and sharing information throughout the company. As noted by Wainhouse Research in its State of Enterprise Streaming and Webcasting - 2017 report, 25 percent of organizations use live online video at least weekly and 45 percent of viewers watch live video weekly. Using video reduces the costs associated with corporate travel and improves the level of employee engagement. Whether used for real-time streaming, delivery of content to mobile devices, corporate video conferencing or in wearable technology devices that leverage the Internet of Things, enterprise video platforms offer enormous growth potential.
“Corporate intranets can easily be thought of as tiny versions of the global internet. However, limited bandwidth often restricts a company’s ability to stream video throughout the enterprise. By leveraging enterprise content delivery technology from Ramp, customers will be able to enjoy uninterrupted video for CEO webcasts, training and online communications in a secure environment,” said Rainer Zugehoer, founder and CEO, movingimage.
“The increase in demand for superior video technology for employee communication has put a tremendous amount of pressure on corporate IT departments to improve network traffic performance and eliminate bandwidth bottlenecks. By integrating Ramp technology with VideoManager Pro from movingimage, customers will receive unparalleled streaming of live and recorded content across the enterprise,” said Tom Racca, Ramp CEO.
About Ramp
Ramp provides next-generation video delivery solutions to help organizations get the most value possible from video content. Ramp’s enterprise content delivery network, AltitudeCDN™, provides simple and secure multicasting and advanced caching software to optimize video traffic behind the firewall. The result is high-quality, stable transmissions from virtually any video source without expensive network upgrades or proprietary infrastructures and custom video players. Many Global 2000 companies, including Fortune 500 leaders, benefit from Ramp’s enterprise solutions. Ramp is headquartered in Boston and can be reached at (857) 202-3500 or ramp.com.
About movingimage
As the leading global provider of secure enterprise video technology, movingimage’s mission is to revolutionize how enterprises and organizations use video. The company offers cutting edge software-as-a-service to blue chip companies, boasting an extensive customer portfolio of over 500 companies, including DAX-listed corporations such as the Volkswagen Group and Deutsche Telekom.
Media contact for movingimage Oliver Jäger movingimage +49-30-330-9660-00 [email protected] Media contact for Ramp Denise Iverson Ramp (857) 202-3477 [email protected]


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