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WWDC, BP buys search terms and Vivu with Jon Junetta
Welcome Jon Lunetta, Director of Sales, Vivu
Prior to ViVu, Jon was Director of Sales at Brightkite, a location-based mobile social network. Before Brightkite, Jon was responsible for growing worldwide sales at mywaves. Prior to mywaves, Jon was the founder and CEO of MyFilmU, an online broadcast network for collegiate filmmakers.
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Show Notes
- Apple surpasses Microsoft
- WWDC
- BP and search terms
- Product discussion Vivu
What is vivu.tv and its background?
Competition in the online collaboration and web conferencing market
- Product specific discussion
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- VuCast
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- VuRoom
* Skype multi-video
* Technologies
* Enterprise level customers – Hilton and Amazon
* Competitive pricing
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Celebrity Photo Hacks And Tech Growth In Cleveland
Welcome to this week’s show, Episode 235 of The Waves of Tech! We have so much to discuss as a lot of tech stories hit the headlines this week. These include the celebrity photo hack, Home Depot security breach, Google’s $19 million payout, the upcoming Apple event, Google accounts for kids, and the tech growth in Cleveland. And to think this gets covered in 35 minutes! Enjoy the podcast and continue to ride…the waves of tech.
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Improve Customer Service With Simple Technology
We start by discussing a very simple technological steps smaller companies are taking to reduce wait times and improve customer service. Texting while driving is always a hot topic so find out what move Apple is making. The ISS gets a nice Easter delivery and Bill Gates talks about philanthropy. Finally, we discuss the Supreme Court case involving broadcast networks and the startup, Aereo.
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Harley Davidson’s Electric Motorcycle Investment, Amazon buys Ring, and Apple’s Glass Walls & Doors
We are chatting about the future of the motorcycle industry, Amazon’s push into the security business, and people running into glass walls at Apple Park. Harley Davidson invested heavily in Alta Motors and are actively designing an electric model motorcycle to add to their inventory. This signals a small but significant change in the motorcycle industry. Amazon has purchased Ring, the internet-connected leader in security systems. The retail giant is hoping to utilize Ring and its home gadgetry to provide safe and secure delivery of their products. In some strange news, employees at Apple Park are continually running into glass walls and doors around the campus, causing 9-1-1 calls and visits from paramedic to control for head bleeding.