Japanese Streaming Service JFIT Partners with NPAW

NPAW announces a new partnership with JFIT, a Japan-based streaming provider, to utilize the NPAW Suite for Video Analytics.

JFIT provides managed video streaming services for Japan local government meetings, where these meetings are recorded and streamed online both in Live and VOD. 

By partnering with NPAW, the agreement provides JFIT with NPAW’s Video Analytics platform. The NPAW Suite gives JFIT advanced video Quality of Experience (QoE) performance monitoring capabilities, including anomaly detection, alerts, insights, video playback statistics and content consumption trends. 

“JFIT is committed to delivering the best possible experience for our audience,” said Daiki Furuya, General Manager of the Technical Department at JFIT. “Partnering with NPAW gives us comprehensive visibility of our video streaming performance, ensuring that we continue to set high standards for our broadcasts.”

NPAW’s Brian Pang, VP of Sales APAC & India, also stated, “We’re proud to announce this partnership with JFIT, which enhances the quality of experience of their streaming service. NPAW provides JFIT with our flagship Video Analytics QoE monitoring solution, making it easy for them to spot and mitigate any issues along the video delivery chain.”

About JFIT

JFIT is providing a video distribution service specializing in broadcasting live and recorded sessions of the Japan local government parliament over the internet. They manage everything from consultations on recording assembly meetings to live publishing, editing, and distribution. Following the assembly meetings, videos are made available on VOD within a few days. JFIT helps increase the opportunities for residents to engage with and watch their assembly meetings.

About NPAW

NPAW is a global leader in streaming video intelligence. The NPAW suite of analytics solutions provides advanced visibility and actionable insights on platform performance, app and video player navigation, audience behavior, advertising and content efficiency. NPAW serves more than 190 video services and processes over 100 billion plays per year worldwide. 

Established in 2008 by co-founders of the video streaming service Wuaki TV, which was later sold to Rakuten, NPAW has offices in Barcelona and New York with teams around the world.