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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 >>>As if Town Halls don’t present enough logisitical challenges, these challenges are often compounded by moving the production to an off-site location like a hotel, theatre, or arena. Going into a new environment, there are definitely some key considerations that you will want to confirm before locking in a venue,...
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 >>>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?...
Read More >>>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...
Read More >>>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...
Read More >>>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.
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