Montreal company helps content creators manage their video libraries

With video and content marketing becoming more and more important to marketers – including marketing to internal clients — managing growing video libraries within an organization can become a challenge, and it’s one a Montreal vendor is looking to solve.

Montreal-based Haivision, which also develops digital signage solutions, has launched the Calypso Enterprise Video Platform. It’s a secure and centralized hub from which companies can manage, store, and share video both live and on demand with employees within the company.

Looking to make it easier to send video across the company – which may include multiple offices – without getting the IT department involved, Calypso features a web-based user interface which allows content administrators to organize videos so they can be found easily by employees. It includes tools for authentication, compliance, content curation and search.

“Video is a critical tool for employee training and enablement, but companies struggle with how to effectively distribute this content to everyone in their organization,” said Peter Maag, chief marketing officer at Haivision, in a statement. “With Calypso, department managers can now present and control their video assets with robust authentication, compliance, curation, and search capabilities – making the most efficient use of video across the organization and making sure that the right employees are watching the right content.”

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The features of the Calypso Enterprise Video Platform include:

  • Multi-location support: Video can be distributed to multiple locations, hosted locally and viewed on employee devices without significant network loading.
  • Simulated-Multicast: Calypso supports both unicast and simulated-multicast enabling broad scale live video distribution within the enterprise without significant server or network loading.
  • Authentication: With integrated authentication, administrators can ensure the right viewers have access to the right videos, allowing content to be distributed across a department, a role, or to select individuals, with different privileges from viewing only to downloading, sharing and editing.
  • Compliance: The compliance reporting tool helps companies track and validate who has watched what in order to ensure the company is meeting requirements for training, standards enforcement, and so on.
  • Curation: Administrators can choose what content is highlighted, selecting content for channels such as “not to me missed” and even targeting the recommendations based on employee role and responsibility.
  • Search: Metadata, search and filtering are all supported to help users find videos and specific moments within a video.

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Jeff Jedras is a technology journalist with IT World Canada and a member of the IT Business team. He began his career in technology journalism in the late 1990s, covering the Ottawa technology sector for Silicon Valley North and the Ottawa Business Journal. He later covered the technology scene in Vancouver before joining IT World Canada in Toronto in 2005, covering enterprise IT for ComputerWorld Canada and the channel for Computer Dealer News. His writing has also appeared in the Vancouver Sun & the Ottawa Citizen.

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