Are your eyes closed? Ready to enter The Intrazone and visualize moving pictures – the kind that corporate communications dream of? Well, raise your antennae and prepare for one of the most powerful mediums: video from Microsoft Stream ... and it’s on the radio (podcast) for your listening pleasure.
Enterprise video is on the rise. It's keeping employees, customers and business partners engaged and informed. Today, we talk to the Stream team about how video integrates into our daily work habits. Chris and I also talk with Microsoft customer Wavemaker and their partner AddIn365 about planning and deploying their "one stop shop" intranet site: Work Hub.
Lights. No camera. action!
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A few more gems and a giveaway if you keep scrolling down…
First, a bonus look at Wavemaker’s intranet we chat about in this episode, Work Hub, with partner AddIn365:
Second, wanna win a pair of SharePoint socks? Well, for those that made it this far, I’ve a small video nugget from Microsoft Stream’s past, aka, Office 365 Video; the following linked video answered the main question I got back in November of 2014, “What happens to a video file when you upload it into Office 365 Video?” To win the socks, be the first to tweet me, @mkashman + this hashtag #TVontheRadio, and let me know the answer to this question: what is the name of the cloud services that generate the video thumbnail that then gets stored as metadata in SharePoint in Office 365? Good luck and enjoy the video time machine.
Ciao for now, Mark.
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