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Enterprise YouTube planned for Google Apps
Google is taking the YouTube model into the realm of corporate video. An enterprise version of YouTube is in the works, according to several reports. It would seem to be considered a more interesting way to distribute training videos, corporate communiques and public relations messages.
Corporations currently distribute video by any number of means--closed TV networks, DVDs, intranets. A CorpTube would simply make that type of distribution available to companies without the resources to develop more complicated networks.
Google's ongoing efforts to dominate the Web already include Maps, Gmail, AdWords, AdSense, Calendar, Books, Blog Search, Labs, Orkut, Photos, Hairdo and Carwash (prove the last two aren't in development), and now, corporate YouTube.
For more:
- FierceIPTV sister pub DailyTechRag coverage is here
- ZDNet's Garrett Rogers imagines the application here
Comments
Posted by Bill Orr | January 25, 2008 - 5:46pm
My company makes a great hardware solution for creating high quality employee generated video content. It’s called Siris Studio Pro, a desktop video studio that is easy to set-up and operate. We already have several large corporate clients like Cisco, Sun, NetApp, Xilinx, and eBay using it to create video presentations.
Posted by Paolo Tosolini | July 30, 2008 - 3:45am
Microsoft has already launched a YouTube for Enterprises based on its SharePoint platform called Podcasting Kit for SharePoint.
Google 'Microsoft Academy Mobile' and 'Podcast PKS' to learn more.
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