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One of our clients produced a very impressive event that incorporated an array of impressive production elements, perhaps most notably a 50 foot long LED wall that displayed graphical content during the entire presentation not only to the in person audience, but also within the video frame of the live...

In the second part of our 3-part blog series, we explore how application and role modularity can be used to improve and reinforce security and privacy within the context of live enterprise webcast productions.  Taking a step back, for even the most audience-inclusive productions (e.g. public marketing events), there are...

An important principle in application design is modularity, or enabling specific functions to operate independently in either complete isolation or as a delegated piece of a bigger functional pie. Modularity can serve multiple goals, including: i) supporting security and privacy (carving out sensitive operations by role, data storage locations, etc.);...

  By Darian Germain Throughout the pandemic, employees have had a lot of questions for their leadership. Are we allowed in the office? How long will I have to work from home? Is it safe to return to the office? What is our COVID-19 safety plan? Are we still profitable?...

By Nicole Olsen You’ve just completed an amazing town hall. Or so you think. But how do you know for sure if it was successful? Some will base the success of a town hall on how many people attended; but that metric really has nothing to do with the actual...

  By Nicole Olsen  As organizations around the globe are turning to various technologies to maintain business continuity and allow employees to work remotely during the COVID-19 crisis, video is rapidly emerging as a leader. For many of us, this isn’t a surprise. Online video has already changed the way...

By Darian Germain Where did the name Broadcaster originate? MediaPlatform CEO Mike Newman shares why the company chose the name “Broadcaster” for its next-generation live webcasting platform. In this video, Mike explains how the Broadcaster webcasting platform emulates a broadcast television experience behind the firewall for enterprise communicators.

By Nicole Olsen   Communications trends may come and go, but never underestimate the value of connecting leadership with employees.  This is why all-hands meetings (also known as town hall meetings) are so critical; They provide leaders with a forum for sharing information and results, building trust, reviewing concerns, and...