Okko
Oleg Ivanov is an experienced software architect and senior software engineer with a strong background in mobile and embedded systems. Currently at Okko since 2011, Oleg focuses on requirements and change management, system analysis, and design for Android mobile clients, as well as developing the OKKO (YotaPlay) video service for mobile and desktop platforms. Previously, Oleg worked at Yota Lab from 2009 to 2011, where the development of a Push-to-Talk system for WiMAX networks and an Ad-sponsored VoIP system was undertaken. Oleg's career began at Motorola from 2006 to 2009, contributing to the design and development of embedded software for WiMAX base stations, enhancing performance, and identifying code bottlenecks. Oleg holds a Master's degree from Saint Petersburg Electrotechnical University 'LETI' (1992-1997).
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Okko
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Okko is one of the largest and leading video-on-demand online services in Russia[1] with the headquarters at Atlantic-City business center in St. Petersburg. The project was launched in 2011 and is now available on such key platforms as Smart TV, mobile (IOS and Android), Play Station 3, Play Station 4, and web (PC). Okko’s monthly audience is 17 million people. Users of Okko service may buy any high-quality film (UHD, HDR) or watch them by subscription via Okko application for Smart TV or mobile devices as well as on the website https://okko.tv/. The service boasts as many as 33,000 content units. The company has direct contracts for film broadcasting with the world largest film studios such as Walt Disney Pictures, Paramount Pictures, 20th Century Fox, Warner Bros., Sony Pictures, Universal Pictures as well as leading European and Russian film production companies. The main distinctive feature of Okko service is absence of any advertising. Today the service offers 10 thematic subscription packages, including Amediateka, Russian film collection, world blockbusters, art-house and content for children. In 2019 the company nearly doubled their revenue up to 3,65 billion rubles. The service has been visited by as many as 22 million users since its launch in 2011. https://okko.tv/ [1] According to J’son & Partners Consulting research in 2017, Okko is the market leader among streaming services with EST monetization model.