Streaming Media West 2010 video round up

Two weeks ago I attended and reported on Streaming Media West 2010 for my new client, Ignite Technologies. And you know what I was shocked not to find? Cameras. Very few people were actually recording interviews of the event. Although the producers of the conference did record the sessions (check those out at the Streaming Media West site). If you want to just get the highlights, start with my “End of the Show Recap” and then watch “How do you get everyone to watch your video?” After that, make sure to read my articles, The Future of Video in Education and The Future of Enterprise Webcasting.

Kudos to my editor Ray for doing such an awesome job on all these videos.

	How do you get everyone to watch your video? (Reaction to this post and video caused me to write “Here’s what’s wrong with social media: Sharing without consumption.”)
	End of Show Recap: Streaming Media West 2010
	DEMO: Ignite Technologies solution for managing and distributing video within an enterprise
	Make your office smarter. Divvy up curation tasks
	Employees scattered everywhere? Train them through video.
	In a hospital, video is second class data
	Your vertical will determine your enterprise video needs
	At a live event streaming video is just a window to more content creation
	How can video within the enterprise impact productivity of business?
	Enterprises’ dilemma: Video coming at you from every direction
	Enterprise video streaming requires constant proactive monitoring
	How do your employees actually find the video you’ve made for them?
	What you need to make lots of video
	The basics of Search Engine Optimization (SEO) for video sites
	A revenue model for streaming based on results
	Adding social engagement increases a video’s viewership AND rating
	Can you help a poor university director find an end-to-end video solution?
	USAA: Dealing with video’s complexity under the watchful eye of a financial firm
	Searching for video distribution solutions that satisfy an education environment
	Great card tricks from Haim Goldenberg