Find the right documentation, planning checklists, and support routes for setting up internal media streaming and telecommunication networks across your corporate headquarters.
Every route into Medimbao's operations desk is listed here, with the expected turnaround for each type of request. If you are unsure where to start, the FAQ page covers the most common setup and maintenance questions.
Straight answers for teams evaluating a corporate broadcasting backbone. If your question is not here, the contact page is the fastest route to a direct reply.
We start with a site survey of your headquarters and regional offices. Our engineers map existing fiber, power, and rack space, then design a streaming backbone that fits the buildings you already operate. Most assessments take two to three weeks.
Internal town halls, executive announcements, training sessions, and regional all-hands typically run over the same network. We prioritize low-latency paths for live Q&A and reserve bandwidth for scheduled broadcasts so daily operations are not affected.
Yes. We build redundancy at the routing layer and add satellite uplinks where terrestrial links are unreliable. If a primary fiber path drops, traffic moves to the backup route without restarting the stream. This is standard for our regional headquarters deployments.
We handle encoding, distribution, and monitoring. Your internal media team keeps control of content and scheduling. We provide dashboards for stream health, viewer counts, and bandwidth usage, so your staff can run daily operations without a dedicated network engineer.
Most deployments are phased by building or region. A single headquarters site typically takes four to six weeks from design approval to go-live. Multi-site rollouts are scheduled in waves so each office can be tested before the next one comes online.
We document every cable run, switch port, and routing rule in a handover package. Your IT team receives network diagrams, device inventories, and operational runbooks. We also offer a remote monitoring retainer if you want us to watch the backbone around the clock.