Enterprise Video Streaming: Is it Useful for Business

Thinking of investing in a media platform for enterprise video streaming? With the rise in popularity of online video sites such as YouTube, Vimeo, and others, your employees are well accustomed to searching for, finding, and sharing information via online video. In addition, many likely have participated in webinars, video chats, and other forms of live video interactions. Not only is your team accustomed to using video off the job, it may be ready to use it on the job. By bringing video streaming to your enterprise, your company could experience numerous benefits.

http://www.articlerich.com/Article/Benefits-of-Using-Enterprise-Video-Streaming/2799362

Using Video Technology for Business

Businesses continue to use video as they have used it in the past. That is, they record training videos, produce orientation videos and product demonstrations, create commercials and other marketing messages, and document corporate events. Now that online video and video for unified communications have entered the mix, businesses have even more ways to use video for business.

http://www.moneynewsnow.com/2013/11/using-video-for-business/

Gartner has Choosen MediaPlatform for Enterprise Video Content Management

Check out this news article on reasons why Gartner has chosen MediaPlatform and how enterprise video content management has become an important factor to business.

http://www.24-7pressrelease.com/press-release-rss/mediaplatform-in-magic-quadrant-for-enterprise-video-content-management-366809.php

Empowering Employees with Video for Business

Whether you’ve invested in a unified communications platform or are thinking about doing so, video for business has arrived. Companies of all sizes are using video in a variety of creative ways. For example, some banks have installed webcam-enabled platforms on their ATMs, allowing ATM users to interact with live tellers via a machine.

http://www.timbrator.com/empowering-employees-with-video-for-business.htm

In Case You Missed It

Here is a great article about Enterprise Youtube and Managed Video Systems. The author explain the difference between the two and how it has helped business communication.

http://www.examiner.com/article/enterprise-youtube-vs-managed-video-systems

Compare and Contrast Enterprise YouTube and Managed Video Systems

If you missed it earlier, here is a great article that explains the difference between enterprise YouTube and managed video systems. Enterprises are reportedly interested in: creating and uploading video that can be shared internally or with partners and business prospects, being able to share video privately, and being able to share video publicly if necessary. YouTube in its original form falls short. While businesses have long used YouTube to reach out to consumers, YouTube isn't considered suitable or practical for sharing internal videos such as training videos or corporate communications.

http://www.articlesbase.com/video-conferencing-articles/enterprise-youtube-vs-managed-video-systems-6634388.html

Tapping Into a Well-Equipped Workforce

Whether your company supplies its employees with mobile devices or encourages a culture of BYOD (bring your own device), your workforce is likely well-equipped with the latest smartphones and tablets. A unified communications strategy and platform allows you to tap into the power of enterprise mobile video .

http://www.elculodelmundo.com/enterprise-mobile-video-tapping-into-a-well-equipped-workforce.html