Steve Vonder Haar

Tech managers are drowning in video format complexity. Here’s how to simplify.

To support diverse applications, streaming solutions need to adapt.

Not all jobs are created equal in the world of online video.

When it comes to championing streaming in the enterprise, it pays to follow the money.

Unified communications can help make the dreaded business meeting more productive. So why is collaboration technology still such a hard sell?

Couch potatoes seemingly are not welcome in the workplace.

Rome was not built in a day.

Digital video is becoming ubiquitous.

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.

Believe it or not, video is not the center of the universe.

So, what’s your excuse?

Nielsen ratings are so yesterday.

No content creator wants to be the equivalent of the tree falling in a deserted forest — the tree that some would argue makes no sound because no one is around to hear it.

When you’re driving on the highway, it sometimes can be easy to take key pieces of infrastructure for granted.

So much video, so little time.

Unfortunately, 2014 will not be the year that technology’s tortoise overtakes the hare.

Are you ready to become the Howard Stern of your organization?

So you think you have a handle on all the video production activities taking place within your organization? You may want to think again.

Sure, you may know how to stage a production, get the best camera shots at an event, and pull it all together in a great-looking video package.

Video should not be left marooned on its own island.

Most of today’s video technology platforms can produce an amazing array of metrics tracking the extent to which audiences are engaged with the rich media content they consume.