Google Video for business: How we use it at Google

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>> STEINBERG: Hi, I'm Daniel Steinberg, and I'm one of the engineers that helped create

Google Video for businesses. With this product, companies can let employees

easily upload and share videos privately and securely with coworkers.

I'll take you on a quick product tour and give you a glimpse into how we've been using

video here at Google. Here's our video homepage, where I can find videos available within the

company. On the left are videos that were uploaded

most recently, and on the right are videos that have the most views. Clicking on "my

videos" will show me all the videos I've uploaded and shared, and from the "upload" page, I

can add new videos. Now, let's take a look at some videos that

are shared internally.

>> Hi everybody, this is coming to you from 1300...

>> STEINBERG: Here's the video that David Gerard, the president of Google Enterprise,

created a few months ago. Instead of sending the usual email to wrap up the quarter, Dave

made a video using the built-in webcam on his laptop.

Sharing his messages as a video made it more personal, which is especially nice for Google

who work at remote offices. We also use video for training.

Here, members of the culinary team give Googlers some tips on preparing food at Burning Man,

an annual event held in Black Rock City, Nevada. To navigate through the video, I can either

drag the pointer forward and back, or I can open the "scenes" browser and click on a thumbnail

to jump to different sections of the video. Video also ensures that no one at Google misses

out on a big perk of working here: getting to see really cool people perform and speak.

A lot of famous authors, politicians and celebrities stopped by our offices.

When they gave a talk or interview, we publish the video so anyone on the company can view

them, no matter which office they work in. And, of course, through the occasional videos

that are shared just for fun and laughs. Here's a popular Googler-created video called

"API in a box," a parody on a famous comedy sketch.

On the right, I can see how many people have viewed this video, give it a rating, add any

relevant tags to help make the video appear in the right search results, and leave a comment.

The video can be embedded on to any internal Web page like a Google site, and I can download

it to view offline or on a portable device such as the iPhone.

We keep discovering new reasons to share video inside Google, and you can do the same at

your company, too. Learn more about Google Video for Businesses and our other Collaboration

Apps at www.google.com/apps/collaboration.

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