Have you read Behind the Cloud yet? Well, it is probably an understatement to say that we can all learn a thing or two from the success that Salesforce.com has achieved. Of course I was particularly eager to take in Benioff’s insights given our common roots in MVaaS and always good to learn from the best. The book [...]
When I explain the value that Managed Video as a Service provides to customers I like to stay simple (ducks and bunnies) and describe it in two dimensions: ‘more of the same’ (similar value as legacy video solutions just more of it) & ‘new & distinct’ (value not currently realized in traditional environment). Today as I was [...]
I’m reading a new book called “The Future of the Internet and how to Stop It” by Johnathan Zittrain. In the early part of the book Zittrain examines some of the history of the computer and data communications industry. It seems to me that one of the first “computers” was sold as a service. It’s [...]
Hello to the Managed Video as a Service community. I’m Carlos Perez and I recently joined Envysion to lead our Product and Marketing efforts. I am excited to join the great team here at Envysion and look forward to bringing our innovative managed video as a service solution and story to the marketplace.
I thought I’d [...]
I almost never open marketing solicitation emails, but Friday morning I got one from IMS (a UK based research firm that covers the worldwide video surveillance market) that caught my eye. Title was Top 10 trends in video for 2010. I hadn’t talked to the folks at IMS in a while so I didn’t have [...]
John Honovich, on his IPVideoMarket.info blog, posted an interesting article on ease of use or user interface design and how it applies to products typically found in the video management space.
I found his article http://ipvideomarket.info/report/easy_to_use_video_management_software a very compelling read and wanted to compare some of his findings to our experience here at Envysion.
His first and [...]
