Novo Nordisk's journey in developing an open-source application on Neo4j
Internet Tv & Power of Video by The NonProfit Times
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Hinweis der Redaktion
As you can see illustrated in this cartoon…communication has definitely evolved overtime and for the most part we are still using all the technology invented since humans began communicating: Face to Face is the oldest communications platformNew technologies have been introduced over the years that have been integrated into how we communicate toady, not be replacing but complimenting existing technologies… Recorded video technologies began to emerge in the late 1800’s and improvements and adoption of this platform have increased as the cost and complexity of distribution and consumption have been reduced. Some significant mile stones would include: Movie theatres, television, cable, satellite, the Internet, broadband, mobile, smartphones, and now tablets. Today video is available and accessible anywhere you want it, be that a computer, TV or mobile screen. Video is still a very complex thing. It communicates at many levels and uses the senses of sight and sound and can generate strong engagement and emotional responses against a desired outcome be that to laugh, to cry or buy. Our job is to make integrating video into your B2B marketing efforts easy, affordable and effective. Today,
As you can see illustrated in this cartoon…communication has definitely evolved overtime and for the most part we are still using all the technology invented since humans began communicating: Face to Face is the oldest communications platform
As you can see illustrated in this cartoon…communication has definitely evolved overtime and for the most part we are still using all the technology invented since humans began communicating: Face to Face is the oldest communications platform
According to Nielsen, video accounts for half (51%) of total U.S. Internet traffic across multiple devices, and nearly three quarters (72%) of all web visitors watch video online.
Nielsen also reports that mobile is now the fastest growing segment of video consumption. Higher bandwidth and a higher selection of tools and devices to watch video have finally pushed multimedia mainstream
it contains data that allows content to be delivered over a variety of sites and platforms, and has built in calls-to-action that generate a response in the viewer. Online video allows this bundling of creativity and technology together in a package that appeals to viewers, and makes it a compelling proposition for marketers.
it contains data that allows content to be delivered over a variety of sites and platforms, and has built in calls-to-action that generate a response in the viewer. Online video allows this bundling of creativity and technology together in a package that appeals to viewers, and makes it a compelling proposition for marketers.
For marketers, this presents an enormous opportunity to increase engagement and audience reach. Data shows that video viewers are more attentive to the programs they are watching, which is likely a function of the built-in navigation capabilities to consume content. lead generation webcasts/webinars, product tutorials, demos, customer testimonials, corporate overviews, training, internal communications and more.
An engaged prospect is far more valuable than one that is passively consuming content, especially when it comes to recall.A recent study released by Eccolo Media, multimedia topped the collateral list as the fastest growing mediums that decision-makers and influencers are utilizing to make purchasing decisions. They reported that business purchasers increased their consumption of video by 82% from 2008 to 2009, and then another 16% in 2010.A vast majority all B2B respondents (89%) found online videos to be effective in delivering information needed to make a purchase decision