Cisco Digital Media SuiteAVI-SPL

Join us Wednesday, December 12 at 1 p.m. EST for “Capture, Transform and Share: The Power of Video Everywhere,” presented by Cisco’s Colby Nish. Nish will explore how one-way video is capturing valuable meeting insight, increasing organizational communications and quickly scaling training and knowledge. This webinar also looks at how organizations like the Moffitt Cancer Center are leveraging Cisco’s Capture, Transform and Share solutions to improve their organizational alignment and knowledge sharing.

On the Agenda

Benefits of one-way video
How Moffitt Cancer Center improved its knowledge sharing
Cisco Capture, Transform and Share

About the Presenter

Colby Nish is a Video Content Specialist for the Cisco Media Experience and Analytics Business Unit, a division of Cisco’s Cloud Collaboration Application Technology Group. Over the past few years he has helped many organizations develop video content solutions and strategies for video-based trainings, knowledge sharing, lecture capture, live events and business meetings.

In Healthcare Environments, Cisco’s Digital Media Suite Delivers

In healthcare settings, digital signage solidifies branding, delivers wayfinding content as a campus directory, and provides a means for alert notification.

In bringing digital signage to the Tampa, Fla.-based Moffitt Cancer Center, AV leader AVI-SPL teamed with Cisco for their Digital Media Suite (DMS). In turn, Moffitt was provided with a state-of-the-art solution that’s geared towards current and future needs.

“Digital signage allows Moffitt to share content on the main campus and also over the network to our satellite offices and affiliates around the state,” says John Maass, manager of conferencing technology at Moffitt.

The Cisco DMS at Moffitt includes Show and Share, which Moffitt has customized as “Moffitt on Demand.” This You Tube-style portal delivers a user-friendly interface, easily allowing the IT team to control content and provide valuable information to patients and staff members.

In addition, Cisco’s MXE3500 (Media Experience Engine) serves as a key building block for the use of video throughout the organization. It frees IT teams from the time-consuming and manual process of transcoding from one format to another using a user-friendly, intuitive workflow.

As examples:

Moffitt has a large library of archived videos. The MXE3500 makes it very easy to show these videos on any device without having to go through a manual transcoding of each file.
MXE3500 has several post-production features that make it easy to brand videos with Moffitt’s branding. It enables Moffitt to specify templates for watermarks, trailers, bumpers, and captions for all video being shown on signs or online.

“The feedback has been nothing short of extraordinary,” says Maass. “Many of our patients have stated that they’ve been waiting for this to happen at Moffitt for some time.”

Play the video below to learn just how Cisco DMS has made a difference at Moffitt, and can make a difference on your campus.

Interested in Cisco’s Digital Media Suite?

Want to know more about digital signage? Simply request a quote, or speak to an AVI-SPL sales representative by calling 1-800-282-6733 today!