Joe Ghory

As enterprises grow globally, organizations have found that the most cost-effective way to run marketing, training or internal communications is via video. However, transporting these video files to a global distributed workforce, whether streamed or downloaded, can create tremendous network bottlenecks and strain. For employees, video communication simply isn't effective if it can't easily be played without jitter or excessive buffering. As the amount of video content increases, it becomes more difficult to manage, search and distribute the content efficiently. As the workforce becomes more global, enterprises also need the ability to dynamically control Internet video streaming regardless of where the video originates and the size or location of the audience. As most networks are bandwidth-challenged and video traffic consumes this bandwidth, video could negatively... (more)