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WHAT IS WEBCASTING?
A webcast is a video meeting or presentation tool that is distributed over the internet using streaming high-quality video, audio, and communication technologies. Webcasts can either be distributed live or on demand depending upon a client’s needs.
How do webcast services benefit my business?
Corporate webcasting is typically used for business functions where it is not feasible to meet in person. Perhaps your company has multiple locations nationally or even world-wide. Corporate Webcasts allow companies to affordably hold meetings without the headaches of selecting a meeting location, flying in employees, and other travel expenses. They also allow your company to reach a wider audience. If you have a substantial remote workforce, utilizing a webcast service can ensure no one misses out on key information. Webcasts are ideal for briefings, executive communications, board meetings, training, town hall meetings, seminars, product updates, lectures, all-hands and company meetings, and more.
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Increase Company-Wide Communication with Worktank's Webcast Services
Selecting the right webcast solutions company is important. No one wants to have their webcast interrupted with technical issues such as loss of sound or poor video quality. When you need to reach out to a remote audience, Worktank is your go-to partner to ensure the entire event lifecycle goes off without a hitch. Worktank has over 16 years’ experience providing companies like Microsoft with reliable webcast solutions. We have a track record of solving a company’s previous technical issues, improving user experience, and increasing webcast attendees.
Full-Service Webcast Service Provider
Our experienced production team is capable of managing all aspects of your webcast including registration, onsite video crew, hosting and transmission, viewer interaction, analytics, and more. Our flexible solutions will save you time, make your presenters look great, and deliver high-quality experiences for your online attendees. Essentially, we manage all the details so you can focus on your message. Our webcast services include:
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7 Best Practices for Your Live Q&A Session
Anticipating possible questions, and answering them on the fly, can be downright terrifying, especially if you’re new to hosting virtual events. However, studies have shown that more than 90% of attendees expect a question and answer period at the end of the presentation. So, let’s reframe it as the perfect opportunity for you to engage and connect with your audience, not just something you dread.
Lisa Frawley
How to Host a Virtual Town Hall that People Want to Attend
A virtual town hall is a valuable tool that allows leadership to communicate with employees from various locations. When done well, these virtual meetings build trust and confidence, and create a sense of community. But when they fall short, employees tend to “check out”, and perform other tasks while the town hall runs in the background.
Lisa Frawley
3 Tips to Increase Your Remote Team’s Engagement
Telecommuting continues to rise in popularity, not just among workers, but with employers, too. In addition to providing employees with flexibility and autonomy, both in where they live and how often they work onsite, companies are finding that remote work policies can actually increase productivity and decrease costs. Yet, despite the many benefits, one challenge persists: employee engagement.