If you want to add real-time video to your daily workflow but are daunted by the complexities and costs of doing so across multiple platforms, then consider vidyo.io. In this video, you’ll learn how this platform-as-a-service simplifies the integration of video into any app. It reduces costs and software bugs, and you’ll experience shorter time Read More
Technology vendors, especially those working with health systems and hospitals, can be frustrated by healthcare providers’ perception that adopting essential technologies — including virtual care solutions — is insurmountably difficult. Several characteristics of the healthcare marketplace play a role in this perception and in the resulting delay of moving forward with these technologies. We know Read More
Video is one of the newest ways for financial services institutions and their staff to improve customer or member engagement and increase revenue. So new, in fact, that Vidyo’s 2018 Banking Survey results show that fewer than 20% of financial institutions offer a fully operational video banking service. But the survey also shows that a Read More
If your organization is considering implementing real-time video conferencing, one of your first questions should be: “Do we buy an off-the-shelf system or do we build one ourselves?” According to Tsahi Levent-Levi, an independent analyst and creator of “What to Look For in a Live Video Platform,” a 10-part buyers’ guide web series about video Read More
In our Video Banking Report 2018, respondents who have already deployed a video banking system were asked to identify some of the top challenges they had to overcome during the implementation process. The top response was “Finding the right technology” (55%). It’s too bad they didn’t have access to a new educational web series called Read More
In September 2015 the leading video codec in terms of compression efficiency was HEVC (High Efficiency Video Coding, or H.265). The specification was approved by ITU-T in April 2013, and implementations were already available in both software and hardware form. It seemed that the video industry was ready to transition from H.264/AVC to this new Read More
