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Demystifying CDNs: Building Video-Enabled Networks That Maintain Your Network Integrity And Meet User Demand
Sponsored by Qumu
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 In recent years video has taken a huge step-up in use on the Internet and for enterprise communications. Video is now used for Company Town Hall meetings, live or on-demand webcasts, product and sales training, financial broadcasts, IPTV, digital signage, customer outreach, videoconference recording and streaming, and even in place of audio calls. As the use of video proliferates, so can the resulting network traffic.
In this Lite Paper, both Live and Video-on-Demand broadcasts are the predominant video use case in corporate communications, and will be discussed. A short questionnaire that can be used to evaluate your needs for a CDN in your enterprise is available at the conclusion. |
| Enabling Integrated Entertainment Experiences – Building Revenues with Rich Entertainment Data
Sponsored by Macrovision
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 Opportunities to leverage entertainment metadata are expanding dramatically, creating differentiators for the companies that deliver consumer experiences. Metadata follows you wherever you go: on your home TV, computers and game consoles; or when you watch a movie on the train; when you listen to music in the park; or when you play a CD in your car. These experiences can be enriched by entertainment metadata. This white paper examines how Macrovision delivers visually rich and descriptive entertainment metadata that drives consumer engagement, purchasing, and satisfaction. |
| YouTube For The Enterprise – Building Self-Driven Communication That Meets User Demand and Maintains Network Integrity
Sponsored by Qumu
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 A new breed of user-friendly, video-centric sites and technologies have helped to make video as much a part of our online experience as music downloads, photo sharing and email. The push to increase the volume and speed of information flow at all level of the enterprise, coupled with the pull from the user population to embrace technologies emerging from the consumer marketplace, has created a perfect storm for rapid adoption of video technologies in the enterprise. The desire to make video capabilities prolific and universally available is a new trend. But undertaking unchecked "YouTube for the Enterprise" is not a one-solution-fits-all proposition.
This Lite Paper will explain where YouTube for the Enterprise fits in your webcast operations, control and management of video on your enterprise, and a checklist of how to plan your approach and delivery methods. |
| 2007 Special Report: Content Distribution in the Enterprise
Sponsored by Ignite Technologies
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 This timely report covers trends on the Enterprise use of video and rich media for internal communications, training, marketing, and software delivery. This Executive Report also includes real world examples from Huntington Bank and Sabre Holdings and an essential checklist for evaluating your content distribution strategies. |
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