Comments on: MVaaS and Enterprise Hosted Video Compared

By: Robert Hagens

Robert Hagens — Thu, 24 Jul 2008 09:28:35 +0000

Hi, Thanks for the comments! Our goal is to make this an industry blog as opposed to an Envysion blog. We all probably have alot of improvement ahead of ourselves on that front. But, that is why you may see only occasional or indirect references to Envysion. Of course, you're welcome to visit www.envysion.comto find out more about our company. If you'd like, I can give you an on-line demo as well. Regarding UK availability -- expansion into the UK isn't on our radar screen right now. However, for the right opportunity...lets talk! Rob (rhagens@envysion.com)

By: Robert Hagens

Robert Hagens — Thu, 24 Jul 2008 09:28:35 +0000

By: Sandi Mays

Sandi Mays — Wed, 23 Jul 2008 10:55:07 +0000

Great picture Rob! Very easy to understand, even for a non-techie like me. Thanks to the previous commenter – useIP for pointing me to John Honovich's blog http://ipvideomarket.info/review/show/154. Great info in there … maybe John is looking for a job in marketing

By: Sandi Mays

Sandi Mays — Wed, 23 Jul 2008 10:55:07 +0000

By: useIP

useIP — Tue, 22 Jul 2008 18:38:05 +0000

Not particularly related to your blog post of today, just general feedback: A lesson in blogging was given today by John Honovitch over at IP Video Market Info. I've been following your blog for months. I guess Security Dreamer will have mentioned you as an up & coming, and I started watching (I can't really recall). I know that on May 12th I starred an article called 'How to talk about video quality' as being useful and something I might like to refer back to, so it shows that I've been receiving your posts for some months. Daily, I receive into my Google Reader feed one or two articles from you. Mostly just the excerpt start of the article (not great – don't make me click just to find out what the topic really is). I will have clicked-through to your blog a few times, but I'd gotten out of the habit, and for some time had not bothered to read your posts. Essentially, I had no idea what it was you produced, or why I might promote it. Today, in one blog post, John Honovitch has explained clearly to me what you do, and it's benefits. I understand it. I like the sound of what it is you do. I discussed exactly this sort of application with a retailer earlier today. Will your solution be available to the UK Market? I don't mean to be rude to you. It's interesting more than anything else. I'm a techie fellow. Your solutions are in an area of core interest to me, and yet, we can only marvel at the fact that you've said so much, so often, and that I'd tuned out and just wasn't getting it. Interestingly, Marketing & Internet guru Seth Godin has posted this very day on the subject of whether your audience is listening …? As he says, if they're not listening, you won't be making any Sales!! Maybe back to basics …..