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The year is just about wrapped and the team here at Blue Jeans can’t believe how quickly it’s gone by. Looking back, it’s been a tremendous year and we’re thrilled to celebrate the success with our customers.Here is a shortlist of some of our key accomplishments in 2012.
For most of us the holidays is a time that we enjoy the company of family and friends. But for military personnel and their families who are separated by thousands of miles, this isn’t always possible – but now with Blue Jeans video conferencing it’s gotten easier. Blue Jeans is teaming up with Military Association Benefits Group, Military Comm Networks and its affiliated Joint Force Group companies to create Home for the Holidays.
With thousands of video meetings going on all over the globe simultaneously, we get our share of customer support cases. Recently we caught up with one of our teammates in support, Stuart Minchington, to understand more about his role as support engineer. Having worked as a support engineer for other video companies, Stuart was happy to tell us about why using Blue Jeans to troubleshoot his calls is a unique and dynamic approach.
While the term 'disruption' is appearing in many headlines throughout the technology and business press, as an entrepreneur I feel it is more important to look at the trend lines than at the headlines.
Trend lines involve a good deal of research, a touch of insight, lots of hard work, and substantial risk. In the case of my company, Blue Jeans Network, that research began three years ago and is a good blueprint for today's budding entrepreneurs.
Who would’ve thought that enterprise software would be so sexy? Let’s be real, ‘enterprise software’ is kind of like the nerdy high school kid who sat in the back of the classroom. But after a few summers (and maybe contacts and new clothes), that kid turned into the rockstar that everyone wanted to be around. The sexy sentiment towards enterprise software has been the talk of 2012. But what exactly makes it so sexy?
