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The 10 Most Innovative CDN Disruptors to Watch in 2022 May2022

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The 10 Most Innovative CDN Disruptors to Watch, 2022.

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YUDU

Reforming Digital

Publishing and

Crisis Management

The Media and Entertainment

Industry has displayed evident

growth globally, since its

commencement. The advent of

innovative technologies and their

pioneers in this industry and

subsequent disciplines has catapulted

its development. YUDU is one such

innovative pioneer of the digital

publishing industry.

Founded in 2007, YUDU is an

applications technology company

specializing in digital publishing and

crisis communications. It upholds a

vision of harnessing cloud-based

technology to meet growing market

needs. It was one of the first companies

to help publishers produce digital

versions of their magazines and other

publications. The organization holds

simplicity and ease of access at the

heart of its vision, both for its clients

and customers, and produces solutions

that have been widely liked by users.

Exemplary Leadership

YUDU’s Founder and CEO, Richard

Stephenson, has been at the helm

since the company’s inception in 2007.

He holds a joint honors B.Sc. in

Economics and Materials Science from

Swansea University. He has driven the

growth of the company as it has grown

in its international clientele, adapted to

changes in the publishing industry, and

most recently, led the development of

the company’s Crisis Management app

named Sentinel.

The online shift towards e-reading, e-

commerce and apps has opened up new

opportunities for YUDU, which

Richard has been at the forefront of

capitalizing on and helping clients

adapt to changing consumer wants and

needs. Over the past 10 years, Richard

has overseen the growth of the

company to become a global leader in

cloud based document distribution and

corporate communications.

Richard has been running technology

led international businesses for the past

30 years and completed his first private

equity backed MBO in 2001. Richard

past roles include being an Operating

Partner with Duke Street Capital,

Chairman of Xafinity Holdings Ltd,

President of the Supervisory Board of

Navimo S.A. and Chairman of Deloro

Stellite Ltd.

Redefining Innovation

Although YUDU has developed over

1,000 apps over its ten years in tech,

communication is at the heart of the

company’s functionality. The

organization’s core product is its digital

publishing platform, Publisher. It

allows anyone to turn a PDF into an

intuitive, re-flowable, IOS, Android

and Windows compatible digital

version.

Clients ranging from retailers like

Screwfix to publications like National

Geographic use Publisher to create

high quality magazines, catalogues,

newsletters and more, all with full

statistical analysis built-in and optional

subscription control.

YUDU’s most recently developed

software Sentinel, combines mass

alerting via SMS, email and in-app

messaging, offline critical document

handling and an HR database of

contacts. All of this is hosted on a

secure cloud server, so that if a cyberattack,

power outage or an act of terror

takes down servers and phone lines,

incident managers can check that

everyone is safe and instruct staff on

what to do. Sentinel is used as a

business continuity and

communications tool by a range of

industries including law firms, hotels,

and theatres.

Among publishers, the digital

transformation has been embraced by

some and feared by others. E-book

readers like Kindle were hailed

simultaneously as the end of the book

industry and as a passing fad by its

detractors, and more mobile forms of

entertainment have broadened the

options for magazines distribution and

consumption.

With Publisher, the organization was

able to take publications into the digital

arena. It could also enhance print

magazines with video and interactivity,

helping media companies and

educational publishers reach a

massively wider audience with their

most innovative content.

May 2022 | 42 | www.insightssuccess.com

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