Video Quotient is a Division
100% owned by GHE
Video Quotient provides integrated and scalable turnkey solutions for Multi-Platform video content from concept and strategy development to execution and delivery.
IP video content is the vital difference between standing out and becoming lost in an increasingly crowded marketplace.
Multi-Platform Video
The development, production, integration, management, and delivery of video content across multiple Internet Protocol (IP) platforms is becoming increasingly important in today’s web-based market. As IP video content becomes more and more prevalent, companies need the expert guidance and assistance in order to get their message across and to ensure quality user experience.
As the broadcast market rapidly shifts from traditional media toward IP solutions, many companies are looking to seize amazing opportunities from this emergence.
Facts:
- Most companies have limited expertise and competencies in any aspects of IP video content
- With unfocused strategy and/or poor management, companies can easily pay too much for video content
- Without knowledge of how best to monetize IP video content, companies can easily sub-optimize revenue generation
- When poorly executed, the use of IP video content can:
- Drive away potential and/or existing clients/customers/users
- Eliminate or significantly reduce ROI
- Severely damage brand/company reputation
- Detract from client/customer/user experience
The VQ ‘Turnkey’ Opportunity:
- VQ will focus your team on a well-executed IP video strategy, developing content that:
- Creates new revenue streams
- Significantly enhances brand status and recognition
- Increases web traffic, traction, conversion, sales/revenue
- Attracts clients, customers, and/or users
Key Questions:
- Does your company have the experience and expertise to develop an effective multi-platform video strategy?
- Does your company have the expertise, network, and resources to execute your multi-platform video strategy?
Take advantage of Video Quotient’s expertise, network and resources to develop and execute your Multi-Platform Video Strategy
Video Quotient is a one-stop-solution that enables clients to optimize resources and impact in bringing IP video content to Multi-Platform Audiences.
Video Quotient is the focal point and bridge between all players in the IP Video market. Our clients are:
- Content Producers and Owners
- Marketing and Advertising Agencies
- IP Broadcasters (Web/Mobile/IPTV)
- Any company wanting to use Multi-Platform video to communicate and/or promote products & services
Video Quotient – Products and Services
Video Expertise and Analysis
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Video Production *
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IT Solutions *
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Digital IP Services *
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Mobile Technology Solutions *
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IP Video Technology *
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Digital Content Management
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Our Partners
Ipercast. With over six years of experience, Ipercast provides various streaming delivery products and services to over 70% of the French market. Ipercast has been a pioneer in the European market, partnering with companies such as TF1 and M6. Ipercast has now launched in North America.
ZEROFAIL. Founded in 2000, ZEROFAIL is an award winning managed service provider that creates measurable results for its clients. Winner of the prestigious 2006 Microsoft Impact Award for Best Networking Infrastructure of the Year, ZEROFAIL offers turnkey outsourced/managed infrastructure and hosted solutions. The company was recognized as one of the country’s Top 25 companies to watch by the National Post. ZEROFAIL has served over 400 clients, including the Department of National Defence, Jarislowsky Fraser, Air Canada, Subway Restaurants, and Rogers Canada.
Lipso. Lipso is recognized for its delivery of innovative mobile applications for content and data delivery for a wide range of B2B and B2C clients. They develop and deploy familiar and easy-to-use mobile solutions that enable both content and transactional events between organizations and mobile users. Lipso is unique in their ability to provide complete turn-key solutions by playing the triple role of system integrator, provider of mobile “data” connectivity/financial settlement, and developer of mobile applications. Their client list includes: Astral Media, Rogers Media, CBC/Radio-Canada, Rogers Wireless, Bell Mobility, Telus Mobility, and Air Canada
VHD Technology. VHD Technology’s leading-edge video compression and encoding technology enables video content to be delivered with the highest quality while minimizing bandwidth usage.
Our Bio's |
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 Eric
GiguereEric graduated from the Royal Military College in Kingston in 1991, with a Bachelor’s degree in Aerospace Science. He completed his training as an Officer of the Canadian Forces and then became a jet pilot instructor for the Royal Canadian Air Force. The solid foundation in discipline and perseverance that Eric has gained through his military background and experience show up daily in his ability to succeed with multiple, concurrent, large-scale projects. Eric then joined the Global Production Group in 1995 where he became the Vice President Business Development, Marketing & Public Relations. He played a leading role in fundraising activities that exceeded 3 M CAN$. He also attracted approximately 3 M CAN$ worth of editorial media coverage within 24 months of launch of the project. Eric led the development of GPG Music for the Group as well as supervising the development of a Modeling Agency. After 5 years with the Global Production Group, Eric Joined Bell Canada as a Business Development & Marketing Executive. With Bell Canada, Eric took part in the strategic planning and implementation of the business model for the BellZinc SME Portal. He was the project manager in charge for the complete re-design of the BellZinc Portal in April 2003. Eric was also responsible for the integration of all Bell.ca promotions as well as all major sales and reach campaigns, managing a yearly budget exceeding 3 M CAN$. In 2004, Eric became the person in charge of Event and IP Broadcasting for the Quebec market of the Sympatico/MSN Portal. His principal role was to oversee the integration of the video platform and develop partnerships with content and application providers. The focus of these partnerships was on the broadband presentation of a wide array of internet video content, particularly that of cultural, musical, and sporting events. During Eric’s tenure, over 200 content agreements were put in place under various formats, from pure production, co-production to licensing and syndication. Among others, these included: Pleins feux sur l’humour, LabJeanMarc.com, Les Acoustiques, Les Concerts Pop, Le Studio Énergie de Bell, La série iCulture (first series of cultural shows exclusively produced for the Internet in Quebec) and many others. Eric left Bell Canada in late-2006 to develop GHE and VQ Services. Since that time, Eric has worked on numerous business development mandates, including interim President and CEO of SPIN Communication, which is a multi-media and production company specializing in the Internet. During his tenure at SPIN, he signed strategic agreements for a number of video productions: coverage of the Bell Challenge Tennis Tournament in Quebec City; Post-Game Analysis for the Montreal Canadiens; and a special feature project for SAQ. Eric also negotiated an agreement for the coverage of the Miss Hawaiian Tropic Pageant as well as the transfer of LabJeanMarc.com to the Canoe Portal, the agreement for which multiplied the overall revenue for the producer by a factor of five. 
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 George
HollandGeorge graduated from the Royal Military College in Kingston in 1995 with a Bachelor’s of Commerce. While serving with the Canadian Army for three years, he commanded transportation soldiers in the field, including a six-month tour in Bosnia. In 1998, George was posted to Montreal Quebec, where he was involved with the movement of soldiers, vehicles, and equipment for every deployed operation in which the Canadian Forces was engaged. He controlled movement operations throughout the world, including the coordination of all aspects of the loading and unloading of ships and aircraft. In 2002, George was promoted to the rank of Major and appointed as the Commanding Officer of the Canadian Forces Movement Control Unit (4 CFMCU), where he was responsible for the command, control, administration, and budget of the unit. George was also a key contributor in developing the long-term vision for how the Canadian Forces provides movement support to deployed operations. In 2003, George was posted to National Defence Headquarters in Ottawa, Ontario. He was responsible for coordinating and controlling all strategic movements for Canadian Forces deployed operations, including the planning of movement operations as well as tasking, management, and oversight of ships and aircraft. Throughout his military career, George was sought after to provide decisive leadership and expertise for the provision of logistics support to the Canadian Forces. He traveled to over 25 countries and operated with numerous military and civilian agencies from a diversity of nationalities, often under adverse conditions. George left the military in the summer of 2006 to develop GHE and VQ Services. Since that time, he has worked on numerous business development mandates, including interim General Manager for the audition and selection phases of “Cinéma Académie”, an Internet-based project for the selection of amateur actors to act in a full-length motion picture. He is also a founder and current Executive Vice President of the Canadian Entrepreneur Organization.
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