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Computerworld - video on mobile devices is growing, the market for corporate video applications such as training videos and educational materials are emerging as sales, analysts said.Adding to the dynamics of the mobile device market has a better shot video and video capabilities, as the new iPhone from Apple, and no later than 4 Android devices like the HTC Sprint Evo 4G.Recognizing that the growth of mobile video, the future looks like a small company allows employees to use wireless devices to browse the content inserted into a cloud of corporate videoAltus Learning Systems today launched vSearch Mobile, a cloud-based service that allows users to search content such as Web conferences, audio and video presentations and telepresence meetings from devices including the iPad, iPhone, BlackBerry or Android handsets.
With the service, a company would create a portal into a cloud-based repository or content, which the company's workers could search via specific search terms.The service, available as of today, costs between $10 and $25 per user per month, depending on the type of content and amount.Altus uses a transcription service to help transcribe all content into text, making the searches highly accurate, said Mark Pollard, chief marketing officer for Altus.
With the service, a company would create a portal into a cloud-based repository or content, which the company's workers could search via specific search terms.The service, available as of today, costs between $10 and $25 per user per month, depending on the type of content and amount.Altus uses a transcription service to help transcribe all content into text, making the searches highly accurate, said Mark Pollard, chief marketing officer for Altus.
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