BOSTON, MA — (Marketwired) — 01/28/15 — , the leading provider of next-generation video and search experiences for media, marketing and enterprises, announced today it will host a one-hour sponsored webinar with on the topic “” on Tuesday, February 3, 2015.
Live streaming video is growing as a medium for communication across all areas of the enterprise, from small, collaborative web conferences to enterprise-wide town hall meetings. But as usage grows, legacy live streaming technologies have limitations around cost, ease of use, reliability and security.
Join CMSWire and Brian Prigge, SharePoint Architect and Product Manager of Ramp, for a one-hour webinar to discuss use cases for live streaming video, and learn how new approaches to live streaming video can extend existing content management systems (CMS) “platforms of record” like Microsoft SharePoint and Office 365, making live video a viable source of employee-generated content.
The Webinar event will cover:
Previous live video drawbacks.
Why live streaming video can be an effective tool within the enterprise.
The features and functions of new live video streaming technology.
Brian Prigge, SharePoint Architect and Product Manager, Ramp and Tom Murphy, General Manager and Editorial Director, CMSWire
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Tuesday, February 3, 2015 from 10:00am-11:00am (Pacific time); 1:00pm-2:00pm (Eastern time)
To register for the event, please click here
As a special bonus, CMSWire will be giving away two free passes to , February 8-11, 2015 in Austin, TX (valued at $1,595 each). Two attendees will be chosen as winners and announced immediately following the webinar.
is the easiest way for global enterprises to broadcast live meetings to a broad and distributed audience. Ramp Video Live offers three unique differentiators versus legacy live webcasting solutions:
Self-service – Ramp Video Live is the only live webcasting solution to offer true self-service, so global enterprises can broadcast their town halls and monthly team meetings without IT assistance or extensive user training. Hosting a Ramp Video Live event only requires SharePoint access, a webcam and, if desired, your PowerPoint presentation for synchronized slides.
Integration with SharePoint – Ramp Video Live is the only live webcasting solution that is native to SharePoint and seamlessly integrated into your existing SharePoint workflow and authentication. This means that Ramp Video Live leverages SharePoint–s native security and native collaboration features like Active Directory, SharePoint Groups, and Yammer.
Enterprise-Class – Ramp Video Live was built for enterprises with integration into existing systems of record and the reliability and scalability large Global 2000 businesses need to broadcast their events. Since Ramp Video Live is native to a company–s intranet infrastructure, authentication is seamless and “flash crowd” log-ins are handled by the same systems that already handle employee traffic bursts at the start of every work day.
Ramp Video Live also offers a simple, affordable subscription-based pricing model to customers, something that is unique for the industry, as most other solutions charge by event or numbers of users.
Ramp provides a next-generation media content platform, making it easy for companies to manage live and on-demand video and audio content across a wide range of industries, from media and entertainment to enterprises in every vertical including financial services, pharmaceutical and healthcare, energy, technology and more. Ramp–s end-to-end, cloud-based video and audio content platform delivers a total solution for data-driven viewer experiences with the best ROI of any video platform. Companies benefiting from Ramp–s solutions include Janssen Pharmaceuticals, Energy Transfer, Entercom, Levi–s, EyeforTravel, FOXNews, Golf Channel, Meredith and many more. Learn more about Ramp at , and follow us on Twitter at @RAMPINC.
For more information about Ramp, call us at 1-857-202-3500, #2 or email us at .
Kerry Metzdorf
Big Swing Communications
978-463-2575
Colin White
Ramp
857-202-3470
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