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MEDFORD, N.J., Nov 05, 2009 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- While the entertainment industry still gets most of the media's attention around the use of streaming, the enterprise and retail verticals are using and deploying online video every day, with a lot of success. At this year's Streaming Media West, (November 17-19, San Jose, CA), topics such as live broadcasting, video commerce, cost savings from enterprise streaming, webcasting tips and tricks and producing effective educational video will all be addressed using the latest case studies from leading Fortune 500 enterprise corporations and retail companies.
Executives from Zappos.com, Home Shopping Network, Hot Topic, American Sporting Goods, Bank Of America, Lockheed Martin, Wachovia, BP America, Flowserve Corporation, Charles Schwab & Co., Accenture, Franklin Templeton Investments, Intuit, Safeway and Amgen will be speaking and presenting at the show.
"Everyday, enterprise corporations save money by using streaming to support core communications, training, and educational programs," said Dan Rayburn, EVP of StreamingMedia.com and conference chairman. "At the same time, retail companies use video to help generate sales and enhance conversion rates. Online video isn't just about media and entertainment content and the Streaming Media West show showcases the use of video across multiple industry verticals." Registration and complete program information is available for Streaming Media West online at streamingmedia.com/west. Keynoters and presenters may also be available for interview. Please contact dwhite@infotoday.com for more information or click here to register.
SOURCE: Information Today, Inc.
CONTACT: Information Today, Inc. David White, 609-654-6266 dwhite@infotoday.com Copyright Business Wire 2009 -0- KEYWORD: United States
North America
California
New Jersey INDUSTRY KEYWORD: Entertainment
Technology
Internet
Audio/Video
Telecommunications
Retail
Online
Other Retail SUBJECT CODE: Product/Service
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