Multimedia for Business Video Podcast

On Wednesday of this week, we finished our last airing of our webcast: Save Money through Effective Webcasting. For this webcast, we used our Proclaim Enterprise solution and showcased its flexibility by giving participants multiple ways of joining the live webcast, including streaming video, streaming audio only, teleconference and mobile. During the wecast, we shared two great case studies where our customers saved money through effective web technology.

Last week we held three short webinars focusing on video communications in business. Steve Vonder Haar, research director and founder at Interactive Media Strategies, was our guest industry expert who spoke on the adoption of video in corporations, the importance of video analytics and the future of mobile. During this webinar, we also explored Proclaim Messenger’s enhanced lead tracking and lead nurturing capabilities. In the followup collaborative round table discussion, we covered the pilot project specifications for qualifying for an Apple iPad!

We recently hosted a series of "Best Practices of Webcasting" online events. In the Types of Web Communication Tools webcast, we looked at different webcasting technologies on the market today. If you think the proliferation of web communication tools on the market today is confusing and you're trying to figure it all out, watch this Best Practices webcast archive! You'll learn about the different types of web communication tools, such as collaborative web conference tools, webcasting solutions for large group webcasts, and tools for video messaging. You'll hear about typical use scenarios and case studies! This is a studio-based multi-camera webcast.

Yesterday I had the pleasure of having Harvey Mackay speak at our Virtual Conference platform. What an inspiration! Here are the highlights from the session: Join New York Times #1 bestselling author Harvey Mackay as he provides sound advice on growing your network for business.

When you go for your sales goals, does it seem as though every conceivable block comes up to stop you? Do doubts, fears and negative beliefs keep you stuck where you’ve always been? Coach Nick will teach you a powerful, step-by-step formula to apply the “Law of Attraction” and boost your sales to new heights. You will own this proprietary process by the time the presentation is done and be well on your way to powerful manifestation!

This is an interview with Dr. Michele Petry, president of the Glia Group, an Internet consulting and web strategy firm, and editor of BankersOnline.com, an onsite training resource for the banking industry.

In this podcast, you’ll learn: the project steps to putting on a webinar and who does what with which and to whom, tips for getting the right people to attend, tips to be a better online presenter, and why you’ll get better reaction after the event than during.

Here’s a recap of this webcast... What is technology doing to us? Is it making us stupid? Learn the amazing things brain researchers are discovering about just how much we can take. The results of those studies will surprise you. The vast amount of misinformation on the internet is really a crime. Learn who’s trying to pick your pocket. We’ll name names and take prisoners so that they don’t take you to the cleaners. Discover what is starting to make Google nervous and why it’s a cautionary tale for you as well. It’s not what you think.

Yesterday morning I took part in a webcast with Albert Maruggi, social media expert and president of Provident Partners, on Twitter and its use in the corporate environment. Discover how Twitter can be used in the corporate environment, focusing on the three areas of public relations, customer service and marketing. Learn about the new tools that are used to monitor multiple profiles by corporations and brand awareness. Find out the many different uses of Twitter from the 100% advertising opt-in network to relationship building.

At the same time as travel budgets are tightening and discretionary spending is being cut, the imperative for educators and academics to collaborate and connect with peers across the country and across the world is growing. This has given rise to a new brand of academic conference that happens completely or mainly online… a virtual symposium. This presentation examines the possibilities for using video to help establish a sense of community including: user generated video, on-demand video presentations, real-time video conferencing, and live streaming video based on the presenters’ experience co-hosting such an event in November of 2008.

We launched our Virtual Conferencing site yesterday! The first webcast is now available on-demand. It discussed how you can save money by utilizing a virtual conference to replace or augment an on-the-ground conference.

Netbriefings is launching its Virtual Conferencing site. I invite you to register for the inaugural webcast: "Introduction to Virtual Conferencing" on Thursday, June 25th at 11 AM central. Learn how to save time and money with a virtual conference. Check out our site for a sneak peek at of our upcoming speakers.

This is an example of how webcasting technology can greatly impact the lives of so many people. Netbriefings has helped the Parkinson’s Disease Foundation with webcasting and producing their onsite events since 2007. These events which are presented by leading experts in the field are intended to provide participants with the most up-to-date information about Parkinson’s disease. This short video gives you some insight of what their experience with webcasting has been and how it has helped them reach a global audience.

This is a video interview with Terry Blake, vice president of corporate communications at Lawson Software. We wanted to know how Lawson is using video and webcasting during these economic times. In a nutshell… video is the next best thing to face-to-face communication and Netbriefings has a great way to do video.

Save money by webcasting during this economic crisis. This is an archive of a streaming video webcast on web communication in 2009. Highlights include: Learning about the web communication types and hearing about case studies and how they used webcasting to work for them.

eConference Enterprise handles large group webcasting to 100s or 10,000s. With this post, you'll find out how it can help you save thousands in your corporate communication needs, hear how others using it, and see good examples of it in use!

This post shares with you several customer use cases for Proclaim, our webcast communication tool that allows you to easily create personal video messages. In fact, this Multimedia for Business blog is utilizing our Proclaim video messaging technology to create and post the majority of the video entries listed. My goal is to make sure you understand where this tool sits in the webcasting / web conferencing market to see if there may be a fit!

Just a quick post to wish everyone a joyous holiday season and a prosperous 2009!

Wainhouse Research is working with Netbriefings, Drexel University, the World Bank’s Global Development Learning Network, and others to present a global “happening”: an online symposium taking place via live webcasts, short (on-demand, asynchronous) presentations, panels, blogs, and threaded discussions.

This post demonstrates how corporate America can use different methods to capture video to document an event in your area. It showsthat you can do really engaging multimedia with the right tools … and very easily. We used three different cameras and explained the pros and cons to each.

Highlights from the Wainhouse Research Summit, a great event focusing on trends and technologies affecting conferencing and unified communications, including audio, video, IM, and social networks.

Highlights from InfoComm 2008 last week, which showcased technology solutions required to build critical AV and information communication systems. Today's podcast includes some of the exciting technologies shown on the expo floor.

This is an interview with Steve Vonder Haar, founder and research director of Interactive Media Strategies. Steve talks about the findings of IMS's annual survey of 1,200 corporate executives about their use, deployment and perceptions of a wide range of web communication technologies including online multimedia.

Today's podcast is a special segment by Phil Leigh of Inside Digital Media. Phil talks about how to embed multimedia presentations in your press releases.

Day two highlights from the show floor of Streaming Media East. Interviews with companies discussing innovations in the industry.

Live video interviews from the show floor of Streaming Media East 2008 in New York City. We consider it one of the best shows for corporate communication and broadcasting. Today's interviews are with some of the larger companies in the industry.

Albert Maruggi, president of Provident Partners, talks about the social media phenomenon and the fragmentation of information in the corporate world.