The SkyScraper™ system from Triveni Digital provides a platform for highly efficient point-to-multipoint content distribution that also allows for targeted point-to-point delivery. The system is highly flexible and supports any digital broadcast medium including satellite, digital cable, digital terrestrial TV, and IP multicast. SkyScraper's cost effective content distribution enables the delivery of critical services as well as providing new revenue opportunities.
•	Corporations: Efficient distribution of all types of digital content to branch offices/ stores, customers and partners to support needs such as training, advertising, and corporate information delivery.
•	TV Networks and Station Groups: Use satellite links to distribute ads and programming in file form to affiliate or member stations, reducing costs and ensuring quality and consistency.
•	Public TV Stations: Use available DTV bandwidth to generate new revenues and aggressively support key public charter by providing efficient delivery of multimedia content for education, homeland security and other public services.
A versatile architecture for the future SkyScraper is designed as a scalable and extensible system that accommodates the demands of today's content distribution requirements and provides a clear path for future expansion. Open interfaces and a modular architecture provides an end-to-end environment for content distribution applications that can be adapted to any digital network including ATSC, DVB and IP multicast. The SkyScraper system includes three modular components that provide clear functional separation to meet the requirements of different value chains and business models. DataFab used by content publishers to: • Organize content • Set up content broadcast schedules • Specify content targeting to receivers DataHub used by managers of broadcast pipe to: • Allocate bandwidth among multiple content publishers • Insert content into broadcast stream • Monitor/ report bandwidth usage DataReceiver used by content recipients to: • Extract content from broadcast stream • Make it available to end users