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Mobile Video and the Enterprise

Mobile Video and the Enterprise. Alex Vishnev CTO Global Convergence, LLC. Fact: Video Is Here. Video is Here!!!. Video Communications Is Not A New Concept. Toshiba, 1964. Concept: Fritz Lang, Metropolis , 1927. Bell Labs, 1956. AT&T, 1964.

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Mobile Video and the Enterprise

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  1. Mobile Video and the Enterprise Alex Vishnev CTO Global Convergence, LLC

  2. Fact: Video Is Here

  3. Video is Here!!!

  4. Video CommunicationsIs Not A New Concept Toshiba, 1964 Concept: Fritz Lang, Metropolis, 1927 Bell Labs, 1956 AT&T, 1964

  5. Historically, Video Communications Had Ups and Downs Key Gating Issues Price Quality Social Acceptance/Presentation Features

  6. Wider Acceptance ofPersonal Video Chat • Personal Devices are cheap • Video Quality becoming tolerable • Skype/Apple/Google/Yahoo are creating their brands and acceptance of video communications • Variety of Social Engines are Offering Video Services • 3G/4G Carrier are Starting to Offer Video Services • TV/News Are Making Consumers Aware of Video Communications with Remote (Skype, etc) Participants

  7. Today’s Islands of Technology • Proprietary systems and services • FaceTime (Apple) • Qik • Tango • Skype • In-Network Services • Skype • FaceTime • Google/Yahoo/MSN/AOL • ONLY TALK WITH EACH OTHER • Vendor specific • Cisco/Tandberg Video Conferencing • Polycom Video Conferencing • ONLY TALK WITH EACH OTHER

  8. How Do We Fit-in And Adapt This Technology into the Enterprise?

  9. Enterprise Operational Issues • Device Management, Control and Audit • Internal and External Application Distribution • Security,Security,Security… Did I say SECURITY? • Security Policies for Personal vs Enterprise Devices • Control But Not Limit Productivity Offered By Mobile Devices. • Unified Communications

  10. Key Elements For Accepting Video Applications in the Enterprise • Video Quality and User Experience • Interoperability and Standardization of Mobile Devices are needed to provide Video Services With Enterprise Collaboration Servers • Effective Bandwidth Management and Error Recovery • Training and Setting User Expectations • Video “Cloud”

  11. Summary • Device Management, Control, Security and Audit • Internal and External Application Distribution • Control But Not Limit Productivity Offered By Mobile Devices. • Unified Communications • Video Quality and User Experience • Interoperability and Standardization of Mobile Devices are needed to provide Video Services With Enterprise Collaboration Servers (Conference, WhiteBoard and Education) • User Training and Setting Proper Expectations

  12. Thank You, Alex Vishnev Global Convergence, LLC. avishnev@newglobalconvergence.com 704-360-0351

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