There are many great applications for live video webcasting. It is used throughout many different business units ranging from corporate communications, investor/public relations, and human resources to product development, sale, and marketing. Live video webcasting has a wide range of usage within any organization.
Applications
Applications
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When is live video webcasting right?
When is live video webcasting right?
Corporate Communications
- Executive employee communications
- Town halls
- Quarterly all hands meetings
- Annual employee meeting
- Critical employee updates
- Executive employee communications
- Town halls
- Quarterly all hands meetings
- Annual employee meeting
- Critical employee updates
Human Resources
- Benefits overview
- Annual open enrollment
- Compliance training
- Health and wellness
- Corporate policy updates
- Benefits overview
- Annual open enrollment
- Compliance training
- Health and wellness
- Corporate policy updates
Investor Relations
- Analyst briefing
- Shareholder conference
- Road shows
- Earnings overview
- Public awareness
- Analyst briefing
- Shareholder conference
- Road shows
- Earnings overview
- Public awareness
Product Development
- Product training
- Revisions and updates
- Road map awareness
- Partner training
- Thought leadership
- Product training
- Revisions and updates
- Road map awareness
- Partner training
- Thought leadership
Sales
- Sales training
- Annual conferences
- Lead generation
- Executive communications
- Best practices
- Sales training
- Annual conferences
- Lead generation
- Executive communications
- Best practices
Marketing
- Product launches
- Virtual tradeshows
- Internal branding
- External branding
- Lead generation
- Product launches
- Virtual tradeshows
- Internal branding
- External branding
- Lead generation
If you answer yes to any of the following questions then live video webcasting maybe a fit for your next event.
- Do I need to reach 200 people or more?
- Is my audience in multiple locations?
- Do I need to reduce the cost of reaching
the most people without compromising the
richness and impact of the presentation?
- Do I need to provide a richer experience
then that of a conference call with
desktop sharing?
- Is retention of the content important?
- Does seeing the presenter add
personalization to the presentation?
- Do I need to differentiate my
communications from my competitors?
- Is archiving the live content important
- Do I want minimal interruptions in
employee productivity?
- Is having a consistent message down the
chain important?
- Is my audience in multiple locations?
- Do I need to reduce the cost of reaching
the most people without compromising the
richness and impact of the presentation?
- Do I need to provide a richer experience
then that of a conference call with
desktop sharing?
- Is retention of the content important?
- Does seeing the presenter add
personalization to the presentation?
- Do I need to differentiate my
communications from my competitors?
- Is archiving the live content important
- Do I want minimal interruptions in
employee productivity?
- Is having a consistent message down the
chain important?
