In this episode (sponsored by MNS.VC) David talks to Dan Driscoll from Video Guidance and Dan Giesen from BCS about a brand new service allowing customers to easy record their video meetings. The days of expensive recording hardware, and the need for high level IT support to record, may be coming to an end. Tune in to learn more about how this service work and the creative ways customers are planning on using it.

In this episode, David is joined by Scott Wharton, Logitech's new VP & GM for Video Collaboration. Recent developments in meeting room video cameras and related peripherals are changing the game for how we set up our meeting spaces and how our teams get things done. David and Scott look at how we got here, and where we are going, with a particularly in-depth and insightful discussion.

In this episode, we're joined by Kelly Perkins, Marketing Communications Manager at AVI Systems. With over 300 active vendors, it can be difficult to make your product/service stand out to integrators. Kelly gives us the inside scoop on what AV integrators really want to see in your product pitch, how to make your pitch stand out, and the importance of knowing your customer.

David Maldow and Ryan Pinke take a look at the new PanaCast 2 camera, the industry’s first panoramic, 4K, plug-and-play, USB video camera. This new camera can completely capture any shape room with its panoramic view, and offers the completely unique ability to allow each remote participant to individually control their view in real time. You can learn more about the PanaCast 2 here http://bit.ly/1Ory5nQ

In this podcast, David Maldow takes on the issue of poor eye contact in video meetings.

It’s time that the industry addressed this problem and its negative effect on the adoption of video tech in the workplace.

Recording is one of the most frequently requested features for a videoconferencing solution. So when Lifesize announced their new Amplify video recording solution, Let's Do Video decided to sign for a free trial and give it a spin. In this quick video David Maldow explains the Amplify recording process and walks through the online portal where recordings are stored and shared. In addition, he shares a story about a particularly interesting and compelling use case.

In our first podcast following InfoComm 2015, we discuss some of the trends seen at the show. We also take a closer look at huddle room enablement and software flexibility with Collaboration Squared's CEO, Daryl Hutchings.

Video Ana sits down with Dr. Byron Poindexter, a board-certified plastic surgeon at The Austin-Weston Center for Cosmetic Surgery (http://www.austin-weston.com/), to discuss how video conferencing is shaping the future of medicine. From follow up patient care to reduced turnaround time, Dr. Poindexter gives our viewers a real-life use case of how his business is implementing this technology.

In this episode we are joined by Karl Hantho, President of Americas for Videxio, and an industry veteran. Karl shares his thoughts on how far we have come from the days of travel cost savings to today's focus on productivity enhancement.

At Let's Do Video, we recently covered the very unique and interesting Spin videoconferencing application. For complete details I suggest reading the full article at bit.ly/14hIC0e. In this podcast, I chat with CEO Tom Engdahl, using the Spin application, to dig a little deeper and learn a little more about the company's strategy and goals.