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Ten-TV Internet Broadcasing Services
Drive Paradigm Shift for IT Training
Stunning Quality and World’s Most Powerful
Video Search Engine Make Training-On-Demand a Reality
NEW YORK — The Technology Education Network, TEN-TV, today
announced the availability of its world-class Internet broadcasting
services. These services finally transform Internet video from a
novelty item into a valuable and compelling tool for training-on-demand.
For the past several months, TEN-TV and its blue-chip list of vendor
partners have broadcast IT educational programs to their reseller
channels and employees using these video streaming services.
TEN-TV has built the world’s most powerful video search engine
for use with its huge library of educational and training clips.
Unlike other search engines that simply present video segments culled
from a transcript, the TEN-TV engine provides context to a search,
and presents the results in user-friendly "chapters."
Searches can be performed using vendors, presenters, content or
keywords. Videos are also synchronized with presenters’ slides displayed
in an adjoining window, making it easy for the viewer to follow
along.
"This new search capability combined with TEN-TV’s vast database
of training videos provides enormous value to our members,"
said Randy Haldeman, vice president and general manager of TEN-TV's
Internet services division. "Users can extract, with surgical
precision, the exact nugget of information they need and learn from
it. This, combined with our video quality, passes a critical threshold
to create a whole new paradigm of training on-demand, which will
generate a tremendous amount of productivity in the IT field."
"Our vendor partners and members who previewed training events
online have enthusiastically responded to the high quality of our
video and the effectiveness of the search engine," said Bruce
Hanson, president and CEO of The Technology Education Network. "Together,
these features provide effective just-in-time learning for the IT
professional, as well as an ongoing learning resource."
After months of broadcasting dozens of live events and thousands
of educational and training clips for some of the world's leading
IT vendors, including Microsoft, Lotus, IBM and Compaq, TEN-TV is
now making these world-class Internet services available to the
general IT marketplace.
"We’ve been using TEN-TV’s services since September,"
stated Aileen Murphy, Lotus Vision producer for Lotus Development
Corporation. "As the Internet becomes an increasingly attractive
medium for distribution of corporate training, we find it a compelling
complement to TEN-TV’s satellite video distribution. The reaction
from our Lotus Business Partners has been quite enthusiastic."
"I have viewed some of the live TEN-TV Internet broadcasts
in Sweden and the
UK and was very impressed with the quality of the video,"
stated Stefan Keturi, Lotus Coordinator, International Business
Systems, Ltd. "The video search engine and the archives also
allow us to time-shift our learning, which we really appreciate.
Since we are
always so busy, I think it is outstanding to be able to find the
exact piece of information I am looking for and view only that segment."
Internet broadcast services are available immediately from TEN-TV,
the Technology Education Network. Call (212) 422-1010 x136 for more
details.
About TEN-TV
The Technology Education Network, Inc., TEN-TV,
provides effective learning for IT professionals. TEN-TV aggregates,
creates and broadcasts superior live and interactive video-based
information, education and training to its global network of members
via satellite and the Internet. Content providers include Bay Networks,
Compaq Computer Corporation, Cisco, Hewlett Packard, IBM, Lotus,
Microsoft and Sun Microsystems. Approximately 650 North American
and European members receive TEN-TV's satellite broadcasts and thousands
more licensees view video over the Internet. For more information
visit http://www.tentv.com.
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