engagement tv

TVEngagementHow to use video to drive employee engagement

Chris Ferdinandi

Hi! I’m Chris.

I went from being an HR generalist…

…to directing, producing & broadcasting online TV shows.

Like this guy

I work at EMC.

They make “digital filing cabinets.”

I work in the Global Services organization.

They provide end-to-end support for businesses’ digital info needs.

I manage the GS Career Center,a career development community

for Global Services employees.

14,000There are

of them.

S P R E A DAnd they’re

all over the globe.

Sometimes they work in small teams.

Often, they work alone.

This makes it a bit challenging to…

Connect | Align | Engage

If a picture is worth

a thousand words…

how many words is

a video worth?

TVGS Leadership

Short interviews with business leaders

in Global Services.

3 - 5 minutes

2 questions

1. What’s going on in your business?

2. What does it mean for your employees?

1-MinuteMentor

Conversations with employees around the globe.

What’s your best career advice?

Watch on YouTube(http://www.youtube.com/EMCCareerCenter)

“An ounce of action is worth a ton of theory.”

- Friedrich Engels

how to do this…

1. Buy a Camera

Canon Powershot SD780

Takes video & still pictures.

$200(don’t forget to buy a memory card)

$200$210

Flip UltraHD

Video only (but higher quality)

$200(built in memory)

2. Buy a Tripod

Travel Tripod

Expands to 4 feet high(and fits in your computer bag)

$15

3. Get video editing software

Windows Movie Maker

Easy to use(but slightly degrades video quality)

(It also can’t edit FlipCam videos)

Free(Find it at http://download.cnet.com)

Camtasia Studio

Just as easy to use(but it retains video quality)

(It can edit FlipCam videos)

$300

Two Options

Two Options

Canon Powershot - $210Tripod - $15Movie Maker - FREETotal - $225

Two Options

Canon Powershot - $210Tripod - $15Movie Maker - FREETotal - $225

Flip (or Canon) - $200Tripod - $15Camtasia - $300Total - $515

$225 vs. $515

EMCCareerCenter

Image Credits

Jonathan W on Flickr [.i.c.e.] on FlickrWoodley Wonderworks on Flickr Fotolia