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Imagine attempting to communicate a merger between two large organizations to an audience of 45,000. Now imagine trying to communicate that message during the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, when the majority of the workforce suddenly found themselves working remotely. That is the exact challenge T-Mobile faced earlier...
Read More >>>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...
Read More >>>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...
Read More >>>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.);...
Read More >>>MediaPlatform Advanced Live Event Monitoring Capabilities MediaPlatform offers a new set of advanced live event monitoring capabilities in its Autocaster preproduction and automated webcast replay package. The Autocaster Live Event Monitor dashboard displays critical data for multiple live events – simultaneously – without requiring producers to access the Broadcaster Control...
Read More >>>Meeting the needs of a now hybrid – remote online and in-office – workforce has become a growing technical and communications challenge. Corporate video producers and enterprise communications professionals are continually looking for ways to create a shared, common experience between employees who are in the office listening to an...
Read More >>>By Darian Germain I was recently asked by a marketing colleague how to go about selecting a software platform for events that will simultaneously support in-person and online audiences. While hybrid events have become commonplace to those of us in the industry, I thought it might be helpful to share...
Read More >>>By Nicole Olsen If you have ever live streamed an event, you know there’s always the chance that something goes awry. The Wi-Fi could cut out, the camera could stop working, or the presenters could forget, or derail from, their script. While odds are that everything will be fine, it’s...
Read More >>>By Darian Germain In working with customers, we often hear about two common scenarios where companies incur significant (often hidden) costs as a result of a failed live webcast. The first source of costs is the time spent by the event production team in post-mortem meetings trying to diagnose the...
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