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.

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Incoporating Video in Business

There is no doubt technology and video has made a huge impact to our society and the business industry. Check out this blog about using video for business and how it has improved our society.

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Video for business

Video fοr business isn’t nеw. In fact, businesses hаνе bееn using video fοr decades now. Hοwеνеr, video technology hаѕ changed dramatically іn recent years. Fοr example, mοѕt laptops come equipped wіth webcams аnd microphones. Many workers hаνе high resolution video cameras built directly іntο thеіr smartphones аnd tablets.

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How Can Webinar Service Benefit Businesses

What can you expect with webinar services and how can your business benefit from hosting webinars? Whether you use a webinar service provider or invest in your own webcasting software, the basic premise is the same. Webinars are a one-to-many medium. In other words, your single “broadcast” is delivered to an audience of many people. Both you and the participants will need software for the webinar (though some webinars are hosted on private webpages that do not require separate software).

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Video Killed the Radio Star: Movies Made for Business

Movies began as epic spectacles produced by large film production companies as entertainment for the masses, a theater for the proletariat, if you will. Then from the silent “moving pictures”, we saw theater legends as living, breathing, and speaking icons of beauty, strength, and coolness. The modern movie was born. From there, the medium became more intimate, as movie houses were threatened with extinction by the advent of mass-produced, distributed and cheap VHS videos that could be viewed from the comfort of one’s own couch.

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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. According to Time.com, Bank of America tested video tellers in four markets in 2011 and NCR has sold several banks and credit unions on its new interactive teller machines last year. At the other end of the spectrum, low-cost and free video services such as Skype and Apple’s FaceTime make it easy for business professionals to communicate with customers, colleagues, and suppliers using webcams and iPads.

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