SURVEY SAYS: 3% Of Dirty Bird Americans Watch Porn At Work
The results are in! Qumu, the leading business video platform provider, announced on Monday the findings of its June 2011 mobile video in the workplace survey. Conducted by Harris Interactive, the survey included 2,510 Americans aged eighteen years and older. While 64% of Americans watch online videos, only 17% confessed to unproductive habits of viewing video in the workplace.
Digging deeper into employees' online viewing preferences, Qumu's survey categorized online videos into seven areas: news clips, viral videos, videos posted on social networking sites, sports events/sports clips, television shows, full length feature films and other online videos.
Other online videos. This intriguing, ambiguous category name, receiving 3% of votes, possibly exists as a polite way of including the wonderful world of online porn.
Perhaps this discovery will lead some businesses to invest in Qumu's online video management system, The Qumu Video Platform.
“Qumu knows the future of business depends on video being consumed anytime, anywhere,” said Ray Hood, CEO of Qumu. “While the results of our survey may seem amusing, we at Qumu don’t condone that behavior and we give Enterprises the tools to manage the workforce. Not only can the Enterprise determine what videos employees can watch at work, they can also monitor when vital content like training material and company addresses have been watched. That way, the Enterprise can ensure everyone is on the same page.”
We know what page 753 of employees are on - the centerfold.
