Category: Enterprise

April 13, 2021
If you are using video as part of your communications strategy, you are a broadcaster: you are using broadcast technology, and broadcast techniques. In this post, we explore how corporate communications teams can better reach their employees by staying current on the important developments in the broadcast world.
By Catherine Polson
February 25, 2021
In this post, we explore the important factors to be considered when choosing a corporate video solution for your organization’s live events.
By Catherine Polson
July 2, 2020
Communicating with your employees is more important than ever, but the rise of remote work has also created new challenges. Learn how Haivision Media Platform is making corporate communications easier than ever, while keeping your internal content secure.
By Catherine Polson
June 15, 2020
Haivision’s Makito X4 Video Decoder is here! With ultra-low latency, high density, impeccable picture quality, native support for SRT, it’s the perfect companion to the Makito X4 Video Encoder.
By Lina Nikols
May 7, 2020
Learn how the latest features in Haivision Media Platform 3.2 make it easier than ever to deliver video content to employees outside your corporate network, facilitating business continuity when your team is working remotely.
By GM Kolethras
April 2, 2020
Communication is key for business continuity – especially when your organization has suddenly shifted to working remotely. In this post, learn how to best leverage video to connect with your employees.
By Catherine Polson
June 11, 2019
In this enterprise video story, find out how Linkedin, Microsoft and SAP are harnessing the power of video to connect with their employees, partners and users faster, and more effectively.
By Lina Nikols
May 9, 2019
The new Haivision Play Set-Top Box 4000 has arrived, giving broadcasters and enterprises alike a cost-effective, reliable, and secure option for displaying and monitoring 4K video.
By Mark Horchler
April 9, 2019
The University of Western Sydney is using bidirectional video streaming to create a virtual courtroom. It’s a big development for justice, but this technology has implications far beyond the court system, for broadcasters and enterprises.
By Catherine Polson