You are a Teacher, Lecturer, Professor or other Education professional whose goals revolve around delivering the best possible learning experience to students. Success for you involves fostering ethos, communicating ideas, concepts and material in the best way possible and setting students up to succeed. The tools at your fingertips are numerous, so why choose video?

Let’s look at some examples of how you could use video:

• Live streaming a lesson
• A new policy on uniform needs to be delivered to every member of staff today
• A visiting lecturer delivered a lecture to a class of 20. You wanted to make this accessible to a wider audience
• A class visited the science museum, each member uploads a video on an individual exhibit

• Sharing a video of an experiment that the class wouldn’t be able to perform within school
• The head does V-blogging
• Drama share a play with everyone
• Students collaborating on a project outside of University hours

Whether you are involved in Accountancy, Banking, Insurance or Investment, you are ultimately involved in managing money. Success for you depends on keeping in touch with the market, having access to accurate information and leveraging technology. The question is; with a number of other priorities to keep on top of, why choose video?

Let’s look at some examples of how you could use video:

Let’s look at some broader use cases. You could:

• Offer a secure, collaborative platform for professionals to share their expertise
• Internally publish earnings reviews to analysts, investors and private shareholders
• Connect geographically dispersed teams; such as a sister company in the United States
• Publish executive level updates. A correctly configured platform allows CEOs to record and deliver updates in a matter of minutes. Further to this, the ability to live-stream conferences allows you to really capture the initiative of the events by giving you the facility to upload and share instantly

• Offer a great way to tap into drier subject matter such as analytics and make it accessible to a wider audience
• Enhance investor relations; perhaps a video accompaniment to the annual report
• Train and on-board employees through video. This goes beyond corporate ethos videos and gives you the ability to really tailor content for specific employees
• Fund and Asset Managers can use Enterprise Video to explain fund performance and strategy
• Business reviews and earnings updates; communication to the staff how well the company is performing. This has the benefit of boosting employee engagement and increasing staff retention

You are a Solicitor, Partner, Communicator or Paralegal whose priorities range from representing people in court to creating legal documents. Ultimate success in these roles is defined by your ability to complete this work as efficiently and effectively as possible, communicating as well as possible and having easy access to information. With the myriad of tools available and in a world where Information Technology has not yet been fully embraced, why choose video?

Let’s look at some examples of how you could use video:

• Incorporate client testimonials into a pitch for work; wherever, whenever
• Store a re-construction of a particular event for analysis
• There’s been an update to statute that affects all tenancy agreements moving forward and your General Counsel broadcasts their take on it
• One of the Senior Partners shares weekly updates on firm performance

• Deal updating; similar to project updates. As opposed to every participant have to read through each individual update, they upload a video providing a breakdown of progress to others
• Share the result of a particular court ruling
• Sharing a meeting that a partner in Hong-Kong was unable to attend

You are an Engineer, involved in research and design, or a Operations professional, charged with managing Logistics and Supply Chain. Whatever the case may be, Manufacturing is a complex industry. Success in Manufacturing depends on making the process more efficient, constantly improving the product and communicating with stakeholders at every stage. With this mixture of priorities, why is now the best time to start looking at video solutions?

Let’s look at some examples of how you could use video:

• A demonstration of a HVAC component, or other non-portable equipment
• A contractor has some feedback that multiple people need to see
• A place is needed for readily available assessments of sample materials that people can constantly refer back to
• Multiple people need to perform a project update; eight team members each contribute a minute long update video

• The CFO publishes a video explaining why the macroeconomic situation matters to their 200,000 employees
• You want to publish a video version of the annual report
• A Mechanical Engineer on-boarding video to outline how the staff dress and present themselves to clients
• Other executives at different times and locations want to see a prototype that was presented to the CEO. A video of the presentation is shared amongst the executive channel

You are a medical professional who is involved in the treatment, diagnosis and prevention of illness and injury. Success for you is defined by keeping people healthy, being a point of consultation and effectively communicating with patients and colleagues. As such, it’s vital that you have easy access to the large amounts of information required. With the large number of channels available to those who work within Healthcare, why select video?

Let’s look at some examples of how you could use video:

Let’s look at some broader use cases. You could:

• Use a video on demand platform for the sharing, retention and creation of information. This is key in a continuous learning industry such as healthcare
• Provide a snag-capture facility whereby hospital staff can use their own mobile device to record footage of an issue then upload and share that with maintenance staff
• Enhance top-down communications from the senior leadership on values, performance and the direction the business is going
• Record surgical procedures and making it available for replay, which can be useful for training other physicians on specific procedures. It improves the quality and allows others to peer-review the content

• Video can also be used as a way to document the treatment of patients that can then be archived to show the patient history for future treatments- like a medical record. This has the benefit of showing future doctors the full context of what has worked and what hasn’t
• Host a video facility that is secure. Implement strong authentication measures required for the medical industry
• Moving forward, potential use lies within remote diagnostics. Instead of physically disabled patients travelling long distances, patients can use webcams and other technology to see a doctor virtually via video