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12/07/2011

Featured Articles » MIXMOOV SAS Showcases Innovative Video Editing Technology at the Business Video Expo » Everybody is a Spielberg, it Seems » Microsoft Acquires VideoSurf Inc. for Video Discovery » The Future of Mobile Video Has Arrived   Sponsored By: Business Video Expo The Business Video Expo highlights the latest strategies and technologies available to executives who are serious about leveraging emerging video communications capabilities to build competitive advantage. By bringing together the industry's most innovative video technology vendors with end-users who are pioneering the use of video in the corporate environment, The Business Video Expo mirrors a burgeoning market no longer just a corporate novelty with a growing appetite for learning the best practices in implementing video to make business communications more engaging and effective.   Top Stories » Nationwide Utilizes Kontiki's Enterprise Video Platform » Full Interoperability Offered by BT Cloud-Based Videoconferencing » Wessex Water Selects Network Vision Solutions from MOBOTIX Partner SeSys » GAO Tek Unveils 16 Channel Digital Video Recorder   From The Expert Corner December 05, 2011 Business Video Analytics to Earn $900 Million by 2016 By Jamie Epstein TMCnet Web Editor Recent research from ABI research is predicting that the video analytics market will grow by 21 percent year-over-year in 2011. The huge growth is due mostly to the explosion of various business intelligence (BI) tools on the market. “Video analytics, used as a BI tool, is currently experiencing a growing demand,” George Kraev, senior analyst, security and ID said in a press release. “That growth will continue for the next couple of years, with a slight drop off at the end of 2013 due to the cyclical nature of the demand. 2014 will see a reinvigorated demand for BI video analytics solutions, with the BI type reaching a 38.4 percent market penetration by 2016. The BI video analytics market is projected to grow a little over 2.5 times from 2011 to 2016.” According to the research firm, South America will double its global video analytics market share, reaching upwards of 12 percent by 2015, while North America and EMEA will lose some of its market reign because of an increased demand for video analytics in other locations... Read More   From The Blogs Using Amazon to Compare Kindle Fire to iPad December 5, 2011 By: Rich Tehrani Apple customer loyalty is the stuff of legend as anyone who visited an Apple store this holiday season can attest to and to delve further into this issue Philip Elmer-DeWitt at CNNMoney did some research on Amazon to see which device customers liked better. As the Kindle Fire has only been out a short while it may be unfair to compare the devices as Apple has had some years to improve the tablet’s software. Then again, running on Android, the Kindle Fire does benefit from software updates which have been issued to solve problems faced by other tablet and smartphone makers... Read More    Featured Videos Business Video Today - Greg Pulier    Featured Resources » Pro?tability Through Improved Decision Making » What call center technology will offer you the best ROI? » Signs Your Service Delivery Needs a Health Check   TMCnet's Blogs » The Monetization of Mobile Apps » Microsoft upgrades Xbox Live But Rumored Skype Integration is False » Jabra PRO 900 Series Unveiled   Featured Channels » Online Video Platform Solutions » mobile » Business Video   Business Video   Sign Up For FREE    |    Visit Business Video Site    |    Free Magazine Subscription   Advertise With Us   General advertising Info: Click here      Contact Us   Company Directory    |    All Editors' Info   Become a TMCnet columnist! Become a TMCnet columnist! Want to contribute your expertise to a growing audience of technology professionals? Become a writer, blogger or columnist for the TMCnet Web site and this newsletter. Contact TMCnet Group Editorial Director, Erik Linask, at elinask@tmcnet.com for details.

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