Showing posts with label Google Apps. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Google Apps. Show all posts

Monday, August 31, 2009

Sharing Videos on Google Video






Sharing video is as simple as clicking “browse” to find a video and “upload” to start sharing. Google Apps gives video owners multiple controls for sharing videos such as:

Share videos with individuals, groups, or the entire organization
Add descriptions and tags
Embed videos in any internal web page, including Google Sites

Viewers across the organization can:

Search for any video to which they have access
View high-quality video from popular browsers (including Safari on iPhone)
Submit ratings, comments and additional tags
Optionally download videos for viewing offline or on portable devices

Google Video for business is available to Google Apps Premier Edition accounts at no additional cost. Each Google Apps Premier Edition domain gets 3GB of Video storage per user account. Existing Premier Edition administrators can enable Google Video for business immediately from the Google Apps control panel.

Wednesday, August 26, 2009

Google Apps Premier Edition – Google Video





With Google Video for business, anyone can upload a video on anything ranging from executive communications to product training to trip reports and share it securely with individuals or the entire company. Google Video is available as part of Google Apps Premier Edition at no additional cost.
“YouTube” has enabled millions of consumers to easily capture and share video at an unprecedented level, yet corporate videos have remained expensive and complicated.
With Google Video for business, companies can leverage the power and intimacy of video to communicate all flavors of corporate information including:
Leadership communications such as business updates and corporate announcements
Training and how-to videos to share product knowledge and business expertise
Customer insight derived from site visits, interviews, or focus groups
Social videos that evangelize relevant activity and initiatives across an organization
Cost and complexity have, until Google Video came along, limited the effective use of video to improve business functions.