By Jeff Lindsay

At Innovationedge, we enjoy spotting incipient innovation success. We work hard to coach our clients on how to turn their products and services into more powerful innovations. In our experience, many innovation failures can be traced to clever people looking for problems to solve with their cool technology. On the other hand, some of the best innovation success stories center on an entrepreneur who identifies a need for a new workplace solution and proceeds to develop that solution. The essence of disruptive innovation success often comes when these solutions are more convenient, less expensive, and more accessible than existing solutions in the marketplace. Based on what I can see as a new user, I believe that the Pixetell screen recording and sharing system is an example of an early stage disruptive innovation in progress.

January 26, 2010

By Robert Love

Here’s my overall rating.  4/5 Stars – Great Software, almost Perfect.

I hope you enjoy this episode of ‘The Tuesday Tool’.  It follows a slightly different format then usual in that there’s a lot more content.  This week we have an interview with Sebastian Rapport, CEO of Pixetell and a Pixetell Software Review.

What is Pixetell?

It’s essentially software for recording the contents of your screen, your webcam and also enables sharing of documents in the Pixetell Video.  You can easily embed the recorded Pixetell’s into your blog or website or email a link to the recorded video on to a sales prospect or customer for example or collaborate with your web designer without having to spend ages writing what you want to say in an email.

January 22, 2010

Think of Pixetell as the instant pudding of business communications. Just like that kitchen wonder, this software program increases efficiency and is easy to set up. Pixetell allows you to create informative screencasts without going through any complicated steps. Currently, the app is only compatible with PCs, but it seems to have garnered an enthusiastic fan base on the Web. We can see why. The screencasts are pretty dynamic and can handle attachments, voice recordings, webcam videos and more. The price isn’t bad either considering what other companies are charging for the same technology.

December 22, 2009

By Ken Royal, Adora Svitak and Isabelle Jones

When it comes to product testing, few review groups are as enthusiastic about kicking the tires on a new piece of technology as professional educators. They are a curious breed, one always on the lookout for new tools to improve children’s minds. Recently, Ontier approached educator Ken Royal to review Pixetell. Royal is “headmaster” of the educational web site The Educators’ Royal Treatment, where “Educators and education technology leaders share ideas and success stories.” The following are excerpts from and links to three reviews that the study has produced to date.