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Vbrick has been named the 2018 Global Independent Software Vendor (ISV) Ecosystem Partner of the Year.

The new service uses HTML5 to play a single, encrypted, high-quality live video stream that is efficiently multicast across edge servers comprising the Rev enterprise Content Delivery Network (eCDN optimized local caching). The service is a bandwidth efficient alternative to using Flash or peer-to-peer HTTP Live Streaming (HLS agents) which send masses of unicast streams to individuals, draining available bandwidth on corporate wide area networks.

Vbrick has been named the enterprise video market leader by industry analysts Frost and Sullivan in their annual “Global Enterprise Video Platforms Market” report.

Over the last 12 months, Vbrick extended its rapid pace of innovation with a host of enterprise-focused features made possible by the advanced architecture of its Rev video platform. Vbrick delivered hundreds of new features to customers in eight-week release cycles, solidifying its position as the most modern, scalable and secure platform for the Fortune 500.

User experience, administration and video conferencing recording suite enhancements were the focus of the last Rev release of 2017.

We make cloud security our first priority in the latest Rev Cloud release with the launch of master encryption key management and enhancements to Akamai live tokenization.

Vbrick today announced commercial availability of a new Cisco Spark bot that allows participants in Cisco Spark spaces to search video libraries hosted on the Vbrick Rev video management platform, and easily and seamlessly record Cisco Spark meetings through Rev for later viewing and sharing.

Vbrick now enables customers to provide their own master encryption keys for use with Rev, without Vbrick having direct access to those keys. With this feature, customers have the assurance of knowing that they retain complete control of all of their video assets, even when those assets are in the cloud.

VBrick had an industry-leading first half performance as the company racked up blue-chip customer wins, saw a massive uptick in Rev platform usage by its enterprise customers, and won recognition of its market leadership by a growing cadre of industry analysts. International business was also a key driver in its first half performance, as VBrick announced additional investments in a new data center and expansion of its sales and professional services presence in Europe.

Content creators can now upload audio-only versions that can appear alongside normal videos in their Rev library. This is a great alternative for road warriors who want to listen to necessary material without the distraction of watching a speaker.

Vbrick enables customers to centrally manage video assets, user access and permissions, network delivery devices, and video publishing and distribution in the most bandwidth efficient way possible, simplifying the complexity and planning required to pull of a dazzling live video experience.

Don’t settle for limitations on your video sources or less than HD-quality video. With the right solution, delivering HD-quality, impressive webcasts to an unlimited number of viewers, wherever they are and on whatever device they are using, is highly achievable.

The enterprise network continues to be the biggest challenge that needs to be overcome to successfully deliver high quality video inside and outside the firewall, whether on the company’s or personal devices, on the enterprise premises or to a telecommuting employee.

Rev Brings Global Webcasting, Cloud Video Content Management to Cisco Spark, Cisco TelePresence, Cisco Meeting Server and Cisco WebEx Users

The modern workplace has evolved thanks to three salient trends: the rapid influx of millennials into the workplace, the telecommuting workforce and the BYOD boom.

Cisco issues its Cisco Visual Networking Index (VNI) Complete Forecast for 2015 to 2020 with predictions for global IP traffic.