Tag: enterprise live video

Why Your Business Is Like A Loaf Of Bread

Why Your Business Is Like A Loaf Of Bread

by Adrian Bridgwater | Aug 9, 2018

It’s an easy enough analogy to draw. A business is like a loaf of bread because it has several component parts that all need to come together into one cohesive mix, all according to the right recipe, otherwise the final product is unpalatable. But the analogy runs...
Microsoft Stream Just Brought Enterprise Video Into The Big Time

Microsoft Stream Just Brought Enterprise Video Into The Big Time

by Thereasa Roy | Aug 5, 2018

Thanks to the original video sites like Netflix and Youtube, the hundreds of streaming services that popped up in their wake, and the push into live video by companies like Facebook, Amazon, and Apple, video is now everywhere. In fact, global video traffic is expected...
How to Re-Invigorate Your Enterprise Video Efforts

How to Re-Invigorate Your Enterprise Video Efforts

by Thereasa Roy | Jun 26, 2018

All enterprise video programs begin with high hopes for seamless delivery, riveting content and improved employee engagement and communication. Sometimes, though, technical troubles can hamstring an initiative, lead to lackluster participation and jeopardize support...
Is Your Live Video Program Faltering? Discover How to Relaunch for Success

Is Your Live Video Program Faltering? Discover How to Relaunch for Success

by Thereasa Roy | Jun 8, 2018

When your live video initiatives suffer setbacks—whether from hardware trouble, livestream problems or lack of resources—regaining the trust of employees and executives can be a challenge. But given all the benefits that video offers organizations, it’s an effort...
Live streaming depends on Bandwidth and Bitrate

Live streaming depends on Bandwidth and Bitrate

by Nick Vella | Apr 13, 2018

For successful live streaming, you need a high-quality internet connection which are categorized into two flavors: bandwidth and bitrate. The more robust the connection, the better. It is always recommended that your internet connection be a hardwired Ethernet...