With hundreds of products in the video-collaboration space, why does no one actually use them at work? VSee is a close-knit 21 person start-up out to make video-collaboration as usable as a cellphone and as ubiquitous as email. We’re growing fast and gaining customer love each day at organizations like…
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I generally work hard to keep this from being only a product blog, but it’s pretty exciting to get a video testimonial. We’re going to create a space on the site specifically for more of these, so if you’ve used VSee and love it, please send us more testimonials! Thank…
The Pulse Network tracked down our own Bill Flutie, Director of Sales and Business Development, at the Inbound Marketing Summit, held last week in Gillette Stadium. Here’s what he had to say:
Last Friday, VSee celebrated Halloween early with a party at Erika’s place. All of us had lots of fun dressing up, including the Poncho the pet dog 🙂 Check out the costumes!
Our directory server is currently down and hence we will not be able to accept new registrations for accounts. Please rest assure that our engineers are working hard on this, and we hope to resolve this issue by 6pm PST. Thank you for your patience and we hope that you’ll…
Wow. The last couple days have been full of news and it’s time to write about it! Let’s take a look at some of the most interesting headlines for videoconferencing and discuss the implications: Skype, which keeps claiming to be a business conferencing tool but isn’t, hired Tony Bates to…
Here is a must-read article in today’s New York Times by Eilene Zimmerman. It touches on several common questions about how to behave in virtual meetings which I haven’t covered here. (I’ll be honest: I didn’t think of them.) Although it touches briefly on advice for presenters, it mostly focuses…
Lets say Susie is a sales rep and she’s meeting a customer in her office. The customer asks a question that Susie doesn’t know the answer to, and she doesn’t know who to ask. Phone or video are not good choices here because Susie doesn’t know who to call. A…
Captain: Milton First Mate: Linda Crew: Eric, Willow, Christina, Julio, Pauline, Albert, Rishi The VSee team in the bay area went for the annual VSee wake-boarding trip at Lake Don Pedro over the past weekend. Pauline even flew in specially from France to join us! Kudos to her for braving…
By Rich Griffin Reprinted from VSee Forum Microsoft announced yesterday that they are shutting down Vine. Vine, as you may remember, is the service that allowed alerts and communication during times of crisis when other methods may be compromised or non-existant. I’m not going to comment on Microsoft’s reasons for…
Skype announced it will soon have an IPO. (Also here.) Let’s not confuse this with being a business tool. Yes, video calling is handy for businesses. But what about presentation and collaborative tools? Skype has an immense user base, and yet operational income for the first half of 2010 was…
We chanced upon this poster by Julian Hansen recently, and it really resonated within VSee. What better way to pick a typeface than to do it the computer science and engineering way – through a flowchart? Here at VSee, we’re embarking on branding a new image, starting right from our…
Why do iPads do so well despite being underpowered as computers? Why does Netflix do so well regardless of only TV and movie media offerings? Why do Kindles do so well when all they do is display and annotate books? What these three things have in common is that they…
It may not be official, but if you’ve been suspicious that people in their twenties and younger aren’t picking up their phones, you’re right. There’s a ton of anecdotal evidence to support this (such as this recent ZDnet article). I started really thinking about this two years ago when I…
