The bell, siren and flashing strobe, indicating a new sale has been recorded, has been a standard in many businesses. To me it conjures up memories of car dealerships, telemarketing departments and carpet stores. So when we put a giant bell in the center of our offices that our salespeople ring when they close a deal, I was [...]
Matt’s analogy that video in the business video can be used just like sports performance analysis is right on. Reviews are so much more effective when one knows what’s being measured, how it’s being measured and what the expectations are. Afterall, it’s hard to succeed unless one knows the rules.
One of the more important aspects [...]
Sometimes it takes me a couple of times before what should be an obvious truth sinks in. Usually someone says something that I don’t fully internalize, then I hear it again, then I read something that triggers a thought, then it dawns on me and I wonder how I didn’t get it in the first [...]
My last posts MVaaS and Enterprise Hosted Video Compared and Managed Video as a Service Explained, introduced the difference between MVaaS and Enterprise Hosted Video as well as the common benefits they both provide. This is the second of 5 posts in a series about the differences. (The previous was MVaaS Total Cost of Ownership).
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A major advantage of MVaaS being a Internet hosted service is that it naturally lends itself to sharing and collaboration of your private video, keeping it private if you want it and allowing it to be shared as you wish.
Why would you want to do that? For one, granting access [...]
My last two posts MVaaS and Enterprise Hosted Video Compared and Managed Video as a Service Explained introduced the difference between MVaaS and Enterprise Hosted Video as well as the common benefits they both provide. Today, I’ll begin a 5 part series that discusses some of the differences.
Total cost of ownership is a well known [...]
On Friday, a friend forwarded an email to me from her fitness trainer, inviting her to join in a “boot camp” workout at Red Rocks Park on Saturday. In typical viral fashion, the email encouraged my friend to bring her like-minded (read: crazy) friends along. Being a fitness junkie, I signed up. At the time, it [...]
I had every intention of penning an insightful post on shrinkage and how “acceptable” it’s become within the P&Ls of our retail and restaurant industries. Instead, I’m absolutely transfixed on TNT’s showing of The Wizard of Oz. I learned to appreciate the intelligence and beauty of this movie during my sophomore year at the University of [...]
This week we unveiled Envysion’s new tag line, which may not seem like a big deal to everyone, but to me, it’s a symbol of where we’re taking our positioning.
I believe this tag line works well to underscore our mission to go beyond loss prevention and help our customers “see” improved operations, profitability, marketing and [...]
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SaasBlogs has an interesting question on pricing for SaaS companies – When should software be sold pay per use?
Why did I find the post, and related comments, so interesting? Specifically because the question is central to almost every business, and answering it requires thoughtful consideration.
The author postulates that there are two primary pricing options for SaaS applications – [...]
