The amount of recorded video in our world is exploding. In just about every sector from health care and education organizations, to global enterprise business, to local governments, organizations are creating a high volume of recorded videos for functions like corporate communications, online training, and video conferencing meetings.
Training videos can be made available on-demand to employees. A health care example is shown above.
We’re at Enterprise Connect this week having conversations with our industry cohorts on business productivity, and a big question that keeps coming up: How do IT managers set a strategy for making their videos more searchable and useful?
The answer is metadata. It’s an ambiguous term to many, but when the rubber meets the road, metadata gives people easy access to content. With apps like speech-to-text, users can search through videos to find content that otherwise would’ve been hard to locate. The beauty of it is that it’s intuitive. Most people in the workplace know how to search a Word document or a website for a keyword or phrase, and it’s not much of a leap for people to do this with recorded videos.
Making it easy to search a video as you would any other document increases the likelihood that video content will be found and used. Problem solved! More information about how you can help increase the value of your recorded videos and boost the productivity of your team members with deep indexing, search and analysis of recorded video is available in this document.
Here are my top 5 takeaways for how speech processing and media indexing impacts business:
Come see some of these Polycom Video Content Management solutions in action at Enterprise Connect, Booth #1307. I also welcome you to leave comments and questions here!
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