Third party application integration on Azimut Own Device

We have already mentioned in previous posts that the most fundamental parts of the whole entertainment system are undoubtedly the battery of content and the apps that the system offers to the passengers.

Technological advances have introduced various onboard entertainment systems in recent years. This allows these systems today not to be constrained to only offer traditional multimedia content such as movies, music, TV series and documentaries.

Modern personal entertainment systems on the market have started to take advantage of resources and interesting content related to the development and integration of third-party apps.

It is very difficult for the hardware and entertainment system manufacturers to develop the full range of apps that are currently on the market in order to integrate them into an entertainment system. While a few years ago, passengers were content with accessing movies, games or music. Today there is a wide range of apps for tourism, hotel booking, restaurants, moving map, advertising, newspapers and magazines…… that are in high demand by the general public and require the entertainment systems capable of running these apps to integrate with third-party providers.

These applications, be it online or offline, perfectly complement the standard content that usually integrates the individual entertainment systems.

They are also of particular interest to companies offering tourist services. They open the door to new business and revenue associated with the commercial use of these applications.

It is very important at the strategic level for our company to ensure the use of such third-party applications.

Let's ask the manufacturers or distributors of these systems whether, in addition to the integration of standard content, there is also the possibility of integrating extended applications from third-party providers.

At the moment there aren't too many companies that offer this possibility of integration into their individual entertainment systems. But there are more and more manufacturers that offer this possibility, so it is worth considering.