OTT and TV platforms, content protection, and advanced data solutions provider Viaccess-Orca, has announced its latest partnership with yes, Israel’s leading pay-TV provider. Through the new agreement, yes has chosen the Viaccess-Orca COMPASS content discovery platform to build new levels of personalisation into its SVoD and TVoD services, and offer subscribers tailored content recommendations.

Viaccess-Orca’s COMPASS is a content discovery platform that empowers subscribers and operators to benefit fully from the interactive and content-rich world of personal TV. COMPASS gives subscribers personalised recommendations that enable them to find desirable content quickly and easily.

“In order to keep our competitive advantage, it’s critical that we continually improve our customers’ experience and provide services that are tailored to their preferences,” said Ori Gal, Chief Marketing Officer at yes. “Viaccess-Orca has been an important ally in that effort. Our prior collaboration to build COMPASS into our TV Everywhere service has been a real success. Therefore, it was only natural that we join forces again with Viaccess-Orca for our next-generation SVoD and TVoD offerings to provide the best personalised experience to our subscribers.”

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