What YouTube has done for ‘broadcast yourself’ technology so GEATube is set to do for professional videos and high quality 3-D animations from GEA Group companies. It’s new, it’s fun and it will help customers understand GEA technology online. It could be the best thing that’s happened to customer communications in years.
Many GEA companies have created videos and animations to illustrate their products and services. The problem was that these were not easily accessible by customers and students. Now GEATube has solved the problem by providing a platform from which all GEA videos and animations can be viewed by anyone who’s interested. Visitors to GEATube can also download information and brochures.
GEATube is a public site: it’s not password protected so it’s available for all to see. GEA anticipates that it will be in high demand from customers, engineers and students of processing technology.
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