(1888 PressRelease) We are turning white collar workers into stars on the digital screen, as more and more companies are choosing to shoot videos with real team members over paid actors or presenters.

Alexandria, New South Wales - According to CISCO, 80% of internet traffic will be video by 2021, creating a higher demand for video content. Within the next 5 years, businesses must ramp up their video presence as it has now become a necessary pre-requite in business. Many organisations are creating content in many ways from video series, branded videos, information series, social media campaigns, and plenty more.

With over 25 plus years of experience, Jim Moustakas from Visionair Media says with pleasure, that he is witnessing a strong demand for video production from his client’s all over the country, particularly in Melbourne and Sydney. “We are turning white collar workers into stars on the digital screen, as more and more companies are choosing to shoot videos with real team members over paid actors or presenters”, Jim says. The authenticity factor is truly propelling these organisations into the limelight, representing genuineness realness. Consumers and clients are responding extremely well to the increase in video content as organisations are seeing an increase in traffic, engagement and sales. Importantly, video brings organisations together and creates a bond between management and workers, content that really captures the essence of teamwork and solidarity in the workplace.

The video production team at Visionair Media have worked on numerous video projects from large to small organisations, incorporating drone technology, elaborate settings, in various exciting and exotic locations. All video elements are produced and curated in-house to create a perfect and seamless production. Coupling this with; cinema-grade technology, high end sound and lighting equipment, state of the drones with CASA licenced operators, makes Visionair Media a five-star production house.

Marketing manager Christopher James Carter says, we love working with organisations, creating amazing videos to share with the community. “It is true, we successfully turn regular corporate workers into video stars” says Mr. Carter. Furthermore, he imports, “one of the best ways to present for a corporate video is through preparation, presentation and practice”. He states “even if presenting doesn’t come naturally, then that’s’ s ok. Ensure to practice what you say, look the part and be prepared.” Visionair Media is excited to see what is in store for 2020. As they the company draws closer and closer to 2021, the company is thrilled to see the commitment to the future of business and marketing through video channels.

Visionair Media is commercial media production company based in Sydney which caters to the national Australian market. We retain a competitive advantage by specialising in; photography, UAV services and videography. Since its inception in 2012, Visionair Media has strived to incorporate a wide range of innovative services under one brand. Our services are distinctively different to any other service as we offer a multitude of divisions catering to a large scope of the market.

Our services are in-house based, we do not sub-contract nor outsource our services thus, retaining greater organisational control whilst ensuring high-quality outputs. Historically, the Visionair Media brand began its genesis in photography. Since then, our solutions have rapidly expanded into several markets, while still being able to retain impeccable attention to detail essential to media production.

https://www.visionair.com.au/video-production/

Businessman Steve Sommerville Is all about the power. Not exercising power, but the planning and delivery of it.

United Kingdom, January 18, 2020 -- Steve owns SPE Electrical, a Dorset-based consultancy supporting a wide range of industries and sectors including transmission and distribution, oil and gas, water, utilities, renewable energy, data centres, industrial and marine, biofuel generation and much else besides.

The company's technical services include power system design and analysis, earthing and grounding and general power systems consultancy.

Steve, who established SPE Electrical in 2015 said: "Almost all of what we do is high voltage (HV) consultancy. We might be working with someone with an existing site, helping solve a specific problem or assisting with an upgrade requirement. "Alternatively it could be someone who wants to develop a whole new site or operation such as a factory or a manufacturing plant."

The consultancy works across a number of sectors, globally.

“In electrical terms there is not much difference between sectors like wind, solar or water. In most sectors, electricity behaves in the same way," Steve added.

“We straddle a lot of industries. What we do is very niche and highly technical.

“Most companies don’t carry the kind of expertise we offer on their books, so they call us in when they need to.”

The business is based in Poundbury near Dorchester, Dorset, UK.

Steve, having worked across a number of sectors, operated on a freelance basis for several years before setting up SPE Electrical. He has four staff including himself and brings in expert contractors when required.

"We have an innovative business model based on several full time staff and a number of part time highly experienced specialists, enabling us to call up the very best resources.

"The oil and gas markets took a big hit a few years ago and I felt it was time to establish a company and ensure it was built around diversity.

"Things change very quickly in the energy market and we have learned there is a need to be flexible and adaptable and to move with changing times.

"So if one sector is not performing well, we can shift our focus to others. It's a question making sure you don't put all your eggs in one basket. Water and electricity markets particularly tend to fluctuate."

The other big thing to consider is trends including changes to governing policy and priorities. What governments do and think has a massive influence, particularly on the renewable and EV (Electric Vehicle) market.

One of the latest innovations is short term operating reserve (STOR)” said Steve.
“This is the setting up of generating plants that feed into the National Grid on a localised basis to deal with short term peaks in demand.

It is much more economically and ecologically efficient and flexible because STOR is used as and when needed and means the Grid is less reliant on big suppliers. There are a few hundred of these smaller operations around the UK.”

SPE has diverse range of clients including renewables developer Ethical Power in Devon, Orsted who working on a 20 megawatt battery storage project in Liverpool, Trant Engineering with plans for a waste to energy plans on the Isle of Wight and Costain, working on new water treatment site in the Severn Trent region.

Another current trend is the push for new green technology, something that will remain front and centre for decades.

Electric cars is one strand, that is expected to drive a lot of future projects.

Steve said: "Lots of smaller projects and big infrastructure projects will be needed to support the ambitious targets on this. It’s not just about generating the power, it’s about getting it to where it needs to be and that is a huge programme. So we live in interesting and changing times and given the nature of the industry, I expect it will remain this way for a long time.”

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SPE Electrical Ltd
6 Burraton Yard
Burraton Square
Poundbury, Dorchester DT1 3GR
01305 300 210
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Dubai, UAE: 16th January, 2020- Dubai based fintech company specializing in payment processing is set to launch OG Bank and OG Pay (On the Go) a digital banking solution, chat based payment wallet and a digital point of sale (POS) all to be operated from mobile devices.

OG Bank and OG Pay have signed an agreement with Bankable, the global architect of “Banking as a Service” solutions, to offer digital banking and digital payment solutions primarily in the UK and Germany. Whilst OG Bank will be a digital bank, OG Pay claims that with a chat-based payment solution and digital pos through mobile phones in a closed loop environment they will cause major disruption in these markets.

Chat based payment solutions and mobile payment processing is widely and commonly used in Asia. For the last few years a cashless race has been seen in Asia with global players emerging however this type of technology has rarely been seen in Europe. A closed loop system can create advantages for consumers due to the competitive nature and low costs for operators.

Mohammed Ibraheem Khan, CEO of OG Bank and OG Pay said: “I chose Bankable as a technology partner to support my ambition in multiple markets. OG Pay will change the way individuals and businesses send and receive money along with how businesses process payments. We are going to ruffle feathers… A disruption is needed and disrupt we shall”.

"Bankable is delighted to partner with Dubai based OG Pay, a chat based payment pioneer, to launch new payment solutions in the UK and Germany. OG Pay is an ambitious organisation planning to launch digital banking services supported by Bankable API infrastructure, not only in Europe but also in Pakistan, Egypt, Malaysia, Indonesia and other jurisdictions,” says Eric Mouilleron, Founder and CEO of Bankable “Bankable will partner with OG Pay in all its markets, appointing new regional bank sponsors in the process."

Whilst digital banks are emerging and growing in popularity the emergence of payment wallets and adoption in the UK and Europe has been slow. With the world in a cashless race only time will determine the success of such technology in established markets.

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About OG Pay/OG Bank

www.ogbank.co.uk

OG Bank and OG Pay is a digital bank, chat based payment wallet and digital point of sale solution. Our digital payment solutions are powered through mobile phone devices and enabling users to avail full banking facilities, payment transfer through chat and transform their mobile device into a payment receiving and processing terminal.

About Bankable:

www.bnkbl.com

Bankable is a global digital core banking platform and Banking as a Service provider. We help financial institutions, corporates and FinTechs deploy, orchestrate and operate highly differentiated payment solutions with quick time to market.

The ready-to-assemble (RTA) furniture is assembled by the users at their end. It is shipped unassembled to the consumer. The RTA good variety covers an entire host of residential and office furniture. They come flat-packed and are characteristically wrapped as a kit involving furniture parts and the hardware demanded to accumulate. In addition, the worldwide RTA furniture market involves the product namely tables, chairs, beds, cabinets and several others that are frequently kept in the house or at a commercial areas. They are positively utilized for the resolution of sleeping, seating, storing other items, home decorations, functioning and several others.

General material effectively utilized for the introducing of RTA furniture involves majorly steel, wood, melamine, engineered wood and glass other composites. Such furniture varieties are also known as knock-down furniture or kit furniture. In addition, such furniture varieties demands consumer assembly frequently with the support of the only screwdriver to assemble the finish furniture set. According to the report analysis, ‘Global RTA Furniture Market Size study, by Type (Office RTA Furniture, Residential RTA Furniture), by Application (Independent Specialist Retailers, Independent Furniture Chains, Convenient Stores, Others) and Regional Forecasts 2018-2025’ states that in the worldwide RTA furniture market there are several key players which presently functioning more actively for leading the fastest market growth and registering the great value of market share during the short span of time while decreasing the complexities linked along assembling the furniture, stabilizing the price of raw material, increasing the applications of the product, convenient usage and technological advancement in the production includes Sauder Woodworking, Dorel Industries, Bush Industries, Inter IKEA Systems, Tvilum, South Shore, Whalen Furniture, Homestar, Flexsteel (Home Styles), IKEA, Target, Wal-Mart Stores and several others.

The effective growth in the demand for furniture and the scarcity of wood and positive increment in the adoption owing to the landscapes such as quality and durability of the furniture is the drivers of the market around the world. Furthermore, the foremost growth in the adoption in underdeveloped economies is producing the lucrative opportunity in the market around the globe. RTA furniture delivers the effective choice of cabinet colors & designs, it is cost effective and it has broad range of products are available. These aspects also augmenting the demand of RTA furniture across end user industries over the forthcoming years. However, the complexities linked with assembling the furniture, convenient availability of counterfeit products and changeable raw material prices are the restraining aspects of the market across the globe.

Based on the geography, the market of RTA furniture is sectored across the globe which majorly involves Asia Pacific, North America, Europe, Latin America and Rest of the World. North America is the leading/significant economy in the global RTA Furniture market owing to extremely developed retail segment in the region. Europe is also predicted to increasing in the global RTA Furniture market over the reviewed period of 2018-2025. However, Asia-Pacific is also positively monitored to grow at faster rate over the forecasted period of 2018-2025 owing to increase in household expenditure, changing consumer purchasing behavior and growing disposable income of the individual in underdeveloped regions such as India and China. Therefore, in the near years, it is anticipated that the market of RTA furniture will increase around the globe over the near future more actively.

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