VIDIZMO is an Enterprise Video Content Management platform that solves various challenges for its users involving hosting, managing, streaming and sharing of video and other media assets. We don't provide a cookie-cutter system to our customers that is same for everyone. Rather, we provide you the flexibility of configuring and customizing VIDIZMO according to your organizational needs, and based on your requirements, you can use VIDIZMO as a platform or a full-fledged product.
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Enterprises are continuously searching for solutions that allow them to increase their workforce productivity, reduce manual labor and enable automation for their business processes. With digital content increasingly becoming a huge asset in organizations, the need for reducing human involvement from different workflows of content management is highly demanded. This is a field where visual text recognition – more commonly known as Optical Character Recognition (OCR) – plays a major role in automating the adoption of digital assets for enterprises.
With videos increasingly becoming a common mode of communication in the corporate world, enterprises expect their video hosting platform to provide enhanced video interactivity options. To cater to these rising expectations, VIDIZMO has introduced a couple of new features in its latest product release. These features are enhancing the VIDIZMO player to provide better and improved video interactivity and playback experience to its users.
With enterprises increasingly using content producing systems such as video conferencing tools, digital assets management and other content management systems, the enterprise application hosting your videos and other media assets is expected to provide easier content processing, metadata tagging, and search capabilities. This leads to the impending need of a technology that powers your enterprise’s data with smart vision, speech recognition and intelligent search, allowing you to implement a solution that is not cost or resource intensive, rather ensures enhanced content consumerization, workforce productivity and automation efficiency.
There are different ways in which enterprises can secure their digital media within their enterprise video content management systems. These security requirements can either be fulfilled by the safety measures provided by the digital asset management system or by using third-party technologies that are dedicated systems for providing extensive security.
From layman end-users to large enterprise employees, content access has become a necessity for each of us. It is not just about the type of content that is accessed but the array of devices used to access the content and the network bandwidth utilized/necessary to deliver that content. This process isn’t made any easier in this era of video technology, where videos are increasingly becoming the main source of learning, training, marketing, communication and much more.
In the increasing time of online networking, user authentication remains a big challenge for all users but adds another level of concern for enterprises. Corporations want to validate whether people are who they say they are and whether they are allowed to do what they are trying to do.
Authentication protocols provide the security of sending authenticated data (username, password, tokens etc.) over networks between an identity provider (IdP) and different service providers (relying party applications).
With over 100 million users, Microsoft SharePoint is used by organizations globally for employee collaboration and management of digital assets. Although SharePoint is well-suited for management of documents and images, video remains a challenge, especially with digital transformation initiatives magnifying consumption of video in organizations.
How do you overcome that challenge? Or are the limitations of SharePoint with respect to video overhyped?
A platform to store, organize, manage, search, retrieve, and share different types of videos, an enterprise Video Content Management Systems (VCMS) allows a business to stream live and on-demand videos across the organization on a global scale. Use-cases could involve setting up an e-learning environment, monetizing your video content, and streaming CEO town halls live to thousands of concurrent viewers across the world. But before doing any of that, your videos must be processed to be made available on your enterprise video portal.
Question is:
“How long does it take for a video to be available for playback once it’s uploaded?”
