Webinars

MediaPlatform Webinars

 

Blending Corporate and Employee Generated Content

The ability to distribute highly polished executive messaging via streaming video to a dispersed workforce is a compelling way to communicate company goals and visions. At the same time, some studies have found that the most effective and useful videos in the workplace are those produced by employees. Watch this webinar to learn how to find the proper balance between corporate and employee generated content.

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Best Practices for Implementing an Enterprise YouTube

The enterprise YouTube is a social video platform for streaming on-demand video and live webinars inside the enterprise. The adoption of this technology has been driven by the use of consumer-based video sharing applications, such as Vimeo and Google’s YouTube, by employees to communicate and collaborate with internal project teams, partners and customers.


 

 

Improving Collaboration in the Dispersed Enterprise

In this webinar, MediaPlatform hosts a dicussion with the CEO of the enterprise engagement platform Jostle on how to better engage remote employees. In this webinar you will learn:

  •   How to grow and maintain your culture regardless of company size
  •   How to leverage video to increase productivity
  •   How to utilize EGC to uncover hidden employee expertise
  •   How to prevent your employees from being lost in a sea of files

 

 

Best Practices for Streaming to Mobile Devices

In this webinar, MediaPlatform Chief Technology Officer Denis Khoo and other streaming media professionals discuss key features to look for when selecting a video platform that can stream to mobile, as well as how to use mobile video for leveraging the benefits of Employee Generated Content (EGC).


 

 

Video for Internal Communications Inside the Global Enterprise

In this webinar you will get tips on how to enhance your internal webcasting efforts from MediaPlatform customer Maxim Integrated (NASDAQ: MXIM). Learn the features and functionality needed by this 9,300 employee enterprise to reach its employees across multiple locations.


 

 

Improving Internal Communications with Video

Learn about the new simplified generation of sharing video content across the enterprise. Industry experts will share best practices of video for the enterprise, from marketing and corporate tube to learning, training, and the social enterprise. These experts will share how leading organizations like Coldwell Banker, SAP, Best Buy, Bank of America and others have increased efficiency and enhanced results while cutting costs.


 

 

Launching an Internal Video Sharing Program

Communications Professionals have many options to choose from when delivering messages to their internal audiences, but online video has emerged as the dominant employee communication medium.

Paolo Tosolini, the internal communications expert who launched and managed the internal video platform at Microsoft shares the lessons he has learned in his work helping organizations integrate online video, as well as answering your questions about what to look for when choosing an enterprise YouTube.


 

 

Enterprise Mobile Video: What’s Next?

Lately, the winds of hype concerning mobile video in the enterprise have reached gale force. According to some, the iPad changes everything. Yet, will new form factors such as tablets actually change the way business people produce and consume video? What does the future look like for mobile video, especially in the enterprise?


 

 

Enterprise 2.0 and The Enterprise YouTube

As organizations build their video cultures, they will need a rich media platform that combines the governance, security and network delivery of an enterprise solution with the features of social software tools. Gartner, Inc. has defined Enterprise YouTube as an emerging technology that will help companies leverage video to enhance marketing, training and communication with internal and external audiences. Watch this webinar to learn about how your company can tap into the potential of the Enterprise YouTube and other Enterprise 2.0 technologies.


 

 

Video Webcasting for Improved Training

Video has proven to be the most effective medium for training and development, but getting the content to today’s more distributed workforce has proven to be a major challenge for large organizations. Effective training professionals recognize the need to give employees the ability to learn when and how they like – through live streaming video or archived content that can be accessed via desktop, smartphone or tablet.


 

 

Video for Knowledge Management and Acquisition

Industry analyst Dan Rasmus discusses the role of video in enterprise knowledge management. With the looming retirement of the baby boomer generation, a.k.a. the “Silver Tsunami”, corporations will need to be more proactive in their efforts to archive and transfer knowledge from senior executives to a younger workforce.


 

 

Embracing the Business Video Revolution

In the executive suite, video collaboration technologies have long been used to connect remote leaders tasked with making key strategic decisions.

The realization by the C-Suite (especially the CIO and CTO) that full featured video collaboration often combines video, content and document sharing, data sharing, and sometimes even other collaborative tools can lead to the creation of a more custom and better fitting video collaboration environment for an organization’s executive team.


 

 

Enhancing Employee Collaboration with Video

MediaPlatform President and Founder Greg Pulier discuss how video can help improve enterprise collaboration and knowledge sharing.


 

 

The Evolution and Future of Business Video

The days of using video in the enterprise solely for employee training are gone. Video is now a fully integrated business tool that has become a requirement for any organization with a desire for effective and efficient internal and external communication. Understanding how to seamlessly integrate a media platform to manage your content delivery and distribution is essential, as are video applications with the ability to address the specific needs of each department.


 

 

Facebook Webcasting for Lead Generation

MediaPlatform, Inc. is the first to enable webcast producers to require registration through the Facebook page.  An organization can now use MediaPlatform software to produce live or on-demand video presentations for consumption on PCs, iPads and Android devices, and bring its lead generation activities to the second most popular website in the world.


 

Video and Your Network: The New Reality

 

Video and Your Network: The New Reality

Everyone knows that video is bad for your network. Except, that’s simply not true anymore.

View this lively discussion about how the “rules” of enterprise are being rewritten by technology innovations from Adobe and others. In this presentation, Greg Pulier and Erik Herz, two recognized thought leaders in the enterprise video space, will explore the way that multicast fusion on the Adobe Flash Platform, coupled with advances in Flash player technology, are enabling true breakthroughs in network performance when delivering a pervasive video experience.