Don't fear video
Author: Computer Technology Review
It's easy for any IT manager to kill the boss's interest in deploying video in their enterprise network: just whisper, "It will kill the mission-critical data applications." Of course, it need not be true. But it is a response sometimes given due to fear that it might be true, or as a means to shed what appears to be an additional or uncertain workload. Video in a network is in reality just a special form of data, and just like voice-over-IP, one that requires real-time, reliable delivery. Happily, modern enterprise networks are completely up to the task.
Let's start by dismissing several myths about video.
"Video is a Bandwidth Hog"
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