Let's Do Video

In our first Podcast of the year we talk to Starleaf CTO William MacDonald about a rising threat to business videoconferencing environments. Check out this podcast to separate the hype from reality and to learn how to protect your systems from attack.

Vidyo was the original pioneer of software videoconferencing. Their technology enabled business class video over the public internet, which was unthinkable at the time. Today, we learn from Joan Vandermate how Vidyo plans to continue its legacy of leadership by empowering the "Internet of Things" with its impressive array of video tech patents.

Lifesize Video Evangelist, Simon Dudley, recently gave an award winning presentation that touched on multiple topics in the world of business video collaboration. LDV's David Maldow had a few questions about the talk, and asked Simon to join us for some clarification. We hope you enjoy our final audio only podcast, and look forward to starting our new video and audio podcast series.

Interop in videoconferencing used to be just as scary and confusing as the Haunted Forest of Oz. Solutions like Acano aim to be the yellow brick road, guiding users through safely. In this podcast, LDV host David Maldow is joined by fellow writer Corey Moss and LDV's own Video Ana (in her podcast debut), with special guests, Larry Satterfield and Jean Rosauer from Acano. We discuss the hot topic of Lync to Cisco connections, the changing nature of the sales game in VC, Acano's unique coSpace feature, and offer a special shout out to the AV community.

David Maldow chats with fellow analysts and industry experts, David Danto and Theo Economides, about video technology adoption. Why does the coolest technology sit unused in so many meeting rooms? We know the ROI is there, how do we help customers and clients find it?

David Maldow and Corey Moss chat with Anders Løkke from Pexip to discuss the nature of disruption, the fine line between a technology company and a service or product vendor, as well as the changing nature of user expectations in the videoconferencing and visual collaboration arenas.

David Maldow and Corey Moss discuss how disruptive forces in our industry have changed things so drastically over the last few years that even our definition of "game changing" has been disruptive. A few years ago an increase in port capacity was considered game changing, now we have new vendors with completely out of the box offerings entering our space every week. Tune in to see what David and Corey think about all this in Let's Do Video's pilot podcast.