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Ragan Report: Do-It-Yourself Video Communication

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Overview Read this Ragan Report article to learn how IBM gave employees the power to create their own video webcasts and reduced burden on IT. Enabling internal collaboration, training, and video content presentations and webcasts at IBM was becoming prohibitively expensive and demanding for its IT department.

In this free report, see how this blue-chip company deployed IVT Studio, a self-service webcasting product that makes recording and publishing video-plus-PowerPoint content (playable anytime!) simple. Learn how IVT Studio helped IBM take a huge load off IT, boost productivity, reduce travel, shorten meetings, and reduce dependence on Web and video conferencing. Find how your IT department can reduce its workload with self-service webcasting--download now.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	Interactive Video Technologies (IVT)	File Format	PDF
Date Published	July 2007
Format	Case Studies
Topics	Streaming Media, Video Management Software, Collaborative Web

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