Hands-on sessions covering the setup of internal media networks, satellite uplink integration, and low-latency streaming protocols for multinational headquarters.
Deployment formats
Three structured formats for planning, building, and tuning your internal broadcasting backbone. Each one covers a different phase of the rollout, so you can pick the stage that matches where your team is right now.
A half-day walkthrough of your existing network topology, server room layout, and current streaming setup. We map what is already in place, identify bottlenecks in your internal routing, and produce a shortlist of upgrades needed before a broadcast rollout. You leave with a documented baseline and a prioritized action list.
Request this formatA two-day working session where our engineers configure your media servers, set up encoding nodes, and test delivery paths across your regional offices. We work alongside your IT staff, so the knowledge stays in-house. By the end, you have a functioning internal streaming chain with failover routing and monitoring dashboards in place.
Request this formatA live simulation of a corporate town hall or training event using your actual network. We stress-test the uplink, measure latency on each viewing endpoint, and adjust bitrate profiles for different office connections. The session ends with a runbook your team can reuse for every future broadcast.
Request this formatA focused module for headquarters that rely on uninterrupted connectivity. We review your current fiber dependency, design a satellite uplink fallback path, and define switchover procedures for critical events. This format suits teams that need a backup route before their next large-scale announcement.
Request this formatHands-on sessions that walk your engineering and media operations staff through the actual setup of internal streaming networks, from rack layout to uplink configuration. Each format is built around a specific deliverable your team can take back to the office.
Two-day session covering switch fabric design, VLAN segmentation for media traffic, and encoder rack assembly. Your engineers leave with a documented topology for a single-site deployment.
Focused on SRT and WebRTC gateway tuning for internal town halls and executive briefings. We measure jitter, packet loss, and recovery time under controlled load.
Practical drill on satellite uplink failover. Participants configure auto-switch paths, test link degradation scenarios, and verify backup routing before a live event window.
Half-day review of your existing broadcast chain, from camera inputs to viewer endpoints. We flag bottlenecks, suggest codec changes, and prioritize fixes by impact.
Build a monitoring dashboard for stream health, encoder status, and bandwidth usage. Covers SNMP polling, log aggregation, and alert thresholds for your operations desk.
Simulated multi-site broadcast with regional offices joining over WAN. We rehearse speaker handoff, slide sync, and Q&A routing so the real event runs clean.
Straight answers about how our sessions run, what equipment we bring, and what you should prepare before we arrive on site.
Most sessions run one to two days. A single-day format covers network assessment and a practical streaming demo. Two-day sessions add a full hands-on build where your team configures encoders, switches, and the monitoring dashboard themselves.
No. We bring portable encoders, a compact switcher, and test monitors for the workshop. If you already have hardware, we can work with it instead, but it is not required for participation.
We cap each session at twelve participants so everyone gets time at the equipment. Larger groups can be split into two parallel tracks, one focused on network configuration and the other on studio production flow.
Yes, but only as a planning module. We walk through antenna placement, link budget basics, and failover routing. Physical satellite installation stays a separate service because it requires site surveys and local regulatory checks.
A room with power outlets, basic Ethernet access, and a projector or large display. We handle the rest. If you want a live streaming test to a remote office, let us know two weeks ahead so we can coordinate with that site.
Each participant receives a written guide with the exact configurations we used, plus a checklist for rolling out the setup across your regional offices. The guide stays specific to your network, not a generic manual.