Source: Longhaus

Published: 17 February 2010 

Australian ICT analyst firm Longhaus yesterday launched internet-based LTV and the Longhaus Television Network, as the pre-eminent provider of Australian and near-shore digital video content for the ICT industry. LTV has been developed to capitalise on the market opportunity for on-demand video insights and analysis.

Longhaus, one of Australia's leading boutique ICT research and advisory companies, has established programming under the digital media brands The Research Channel, The Advisor, The Sample Frame, and The LTV Network to deliver rich media format research insights, news commentary, C-Level interviews, and technology strategy.

Longhaus Managing Director, Peter Carr, said LTV viewers can expect the same level of insight and quality upon which the research firm’s strong written research and advisory reputation has been built. In 2010 LTV’s public programming will include interviews with CIOs and CEOs, as well as ICT insights for the mid-market, and analysis on education, gaming and consumer technology for the 16-25 year old young adult market. The company will produce and feature at least 120 hours of on-demand content in the first year, increasing in2011 to become “near live”. Delivering on this promise, viewers can immediately view content including:

  • Michael Shallcross, Distinguished Engineer, IBM
  • Jeremy Bolton, Managing Director, MyDials
  • Brian Harcourt, Executive Director, Telstra Business
  • Todd McGregor, Commercial Director, CBO
  • Hamish Doley, Partner Middle Market Advisory, KPMG
  • Costa Woodroffe, RBS Morgans
  • Scott Stewart, CIO, Wilson HTM

Plus Longhaus market updates and insights covering:

  • Lotusphere 2010
  • HP-EDS
  • Fujitsu, and
  • The Longhaus Australian Tech Index

“LTV delivers regular, fresh research via a trusted source which helps both business decision makers and ICT vendors to understand the technology trends affecting them and the ICT industry.  Through our advisory business Longhaus undertakes dozens of interactions and discussions every week with the who’s who of  the Australian and global technology industry. LTV gives us the opportunity to provide a more immediate and richer experience for our clients by sharing those conversations and insights using rich media to complement the more tangible written content we continue to produce,” Longhaus Managing Director, Peter Carr, said

All content on www.longhaus.tv will remain publicly available until March, at which time The Research Channel will be exclusively available for Longhaus's existing advisory clients and subscribers.

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