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Speech search brings the full value of video to enterprises

Businesses accumulate incredible amounts of information over time. Getting the most from this collective knowledge has spawned an industry and is a critical success factor in today’s fast-changing business environment. Video has grown to become a significant share of enterprise … Continue reading »

Business execs want to keep their data “for life” [infographic]

Rimage recently surveyed 100 business executives across a range of industries about their habits and preferences when it comes to keeping their content – at work and at home. The graphic below summarizes the results. Two interesting themes ran across their … Continue reading »

Expanding use cases for enterprise video

Who is this guy? He is a luminary in the field of computer science. Does anybody know him? To anecdotally attest to his popularity: back in the late 90s, I attended a sold-out presentation that he gave in NYC … Continue reading »

Spare your employees from “corporate spam”

The Consumerization of IT is often blamed for Bring Your Own Device and other disruptive changes to IT infrastructure happening in most companies today. But the impact of this trend goes beyond IT. The same concept applies to the content … Continue reading »

Employee media choices mirror those at home

“News gathering” is arguably a valid description for the information collecting we all do at work. Employees that are productive are plugged in to what their business leaders are saying, what their customers are doing, and what their peers are … Continue reading »

Corporate communicators: exchange your shotguns for rifles

Interesting data from the Wall Street Journal: it costs more than ten times as much for advertisers to reach consumers via television than on mobile devices. Mass advertising is going the way of the dinosaur. Mass-posting of content on an … Continue reading »

Big, fat, dumb pipes

The CEO of Singapore Telecom uses this phrase to describe the telco market’s traditional fixed line business, in contrast to SingTel’s move towards wireless. In content distribution, the “big, fat, dumb pipe” is the traditional Internet. Whether it’s business content … Continue reading »

Content-centric security would fix my library’s Kindle program

This is a confession. My library lends ebooks, which I download on my Kindle. I’m a slow reader, so inevitably I’m only halfway through my book when my three weeks are about to run out. So I turn off my … Continue reading »

Health providers and patients view electronic health records very differently

With the high visibility and investment in implementing electronic health records (EHR) these days, it’s easy to forget that society’s readiness to adopt technology is uneven at best. A recent Harris poll of U.S. consumers conducted by Xerox brings this … Continue reading »

Fuhgeddaboudit….and other notes on compelling communications

I live in Brooklyn, NY, and like all savvy New Yorkers, I know that whenever I need to drive out of the city headed west, the fastest way out of town will be to avoid Manhattan traffic by crossing the … Continue reading »