COVID restrictions are still preventing consumers from purchasing items in shops Australia Wide. So Dyson, who is a Home technology giant, decided to utilise live streaming as a way to stay connected with customers, influences and staff. Plus, by using the alternative communication system, this has allowed Dyson to interact with a broader audience, not only in Australia but across
COVID restrictions stopped parents from attending their child’s graduation. Therefore Live streaming school graduations have exploded due to COVID-19, and this is the perfect example of how Go Live live streaming solution can ensure no one does not miss out on the important moments of their family’s life. Recently, Golive has been working with many schools during the graduation period
Livestreaming is the new norm and what comes with it is the new way of doing events. Livestreaming remote callers into the event are helping open up the world of education and entertainment to new opportunities, plus creates greater scope for International speakers to participate. Remote callers – what are they and how does this work for my event? It
The Internet was only the beginning, allowing innovative ways for companies to communicate virtually and with ease, but over the past 20 years, live streaming is becoming the mainstream way we can share our brands, business and events to an even larger audience. Through today’s fast-evolving live streaming solutions, it has become even more possible to watch a live stream
British technology company Dyson, who specialises in manufacturing household appliances, including the top-rated bagless vacuum, also produce hair care tools for people worldwide. Go Live are very excited as Dyson has come on board to host a series of webcast events for external guest and clients throughout the world during these difficult times. To kick off the series, the first
As COVID-19 continues to wreak havoc across the country and many industries, the importance of live webcasting is continually being introduced in day-to-day businesses. Additionally, companies are now starting to see the positive impact this “new norm” is beginning to have on their business outcomes. By going live, companies are lowering the costs of holding events, while reaching a broader audience than just the audience in the
Viveactive is a Pilates Studio based in Double Bay Sydney; although this is no standard Pilates studio as it is unique in many ways compared to other studios. The Vive (no pun intended) at this studio is upbeat and energetic, and as described by the owner’s John and Louise, “it’s like a mix between a Pilates class and nightclub”. The
Over the last three months, we have all seen a dramatic shift in the way a lot of Melbourne companies are doing business! This shift has seen a lot of corporates in unfamiliar territory, trying to work out how they can continue to communicate with their employees, clients and abroad, seamlessly and productively. Live streaming has become their answer, a
Go Live recently hosted a live stream production for Ikea at studio 3 Baker street. The purpose of Go Live providing their Livestream services for this Sydney event was to record and host a live panel discussion between Ikea Australia CEO Jan Gardberg, MP for Port Stephens Kate Washington, CEO of Business Council Australia for Sustainable Development Andrew Petersen and Katerina Kimmorley who is a Renewable Energy and Clean
Digital technology is helping to evolve the way that we do things and has made the impossible, possible. Funeral streaming is of no exception and has become the norm in this ever-changing world we all find ourselves living in. More and more funeral homes are installing live streaming equipment into the place of mourning so they can provide live funeral streaming services as a
