Single Event Live Webcasting Packages

All Events Include:

• One-hour event in the New York Metro Area
• Single Camera shoot with crew
• Required lighting
• Audio equipment support
• Encoding equipment
• Post event statistics
• Player Templates

ClickLive streams media in a variety of formats including Windows Media, Real Systems IQ, and QuickTime.

All ClickLive Streaming plans come with the following features:

• 24 x 7 x 365 Support
• Comprehensive Usage and Performance Reports (Monthly)
• FTP account

Player templates are available for live and on-demand events

Players

Remote Administration Features

1.        File Control - Serve documents, files to end users (Word Documents, PDF's, web pages) on demand during an event.

2.        Event Control - Have the ability to begin and end sessions.

Accessories

1.        Phone-to-Net - Dial-up users can be broadcast into interactive sessions (take phone calls from viewers wishing to ask questions)

Reporting

Measurement is critical to all applications of streaming media to include e learning, entertainment, news and information, training, corporate communications and e-commerce. Fact-based data on your traffic, performance and trends enable you to gauge your effectiveness, make sound choices and guide your success. Without the facts, you risk losing audience, missing opportunities and getting beat by the competition.

Standard Reporting

Measure and analyze your media traffic, performance and trends. Standard reporting produces reports that enable customers to evaluate the effectiveness of their content. ClickLive monitors and reports on audience traffic and allows the content owners to view the information in a standard browser.

Custom Reporting

ClickLive's streaming media reports is a robust product that allows detailed reporting of all stream requests. Information on user sessions includes:

• IP Addresses
• Bandwidth Usage
• Total time viewed
• Operating System
• Country of Origin
• Visual profiles of daily, hourly and weekly usage to include peak usage
• Concurrent Connections

ClickLive's streaming media reporting enables businesses to conduct fact-based analyses, decision-making in mission-critical areas, and develop content strategies.

Case Studies

Case Study #1

Challenge:
John is an investor relations manager for a prominent public company. In the past year, he has received complaints from shareholders about access to the annual stockholders meeting, financial statements, and the company´s anticipated plans. SEC fair disclosure regulations will make access to stock information even more important in the near future. How can John deliver the state of the company and its direction to a larger number of his company´s investors while ensuring up-to-the minute, accurate information?

Approach & Solution:
ClickLive webcast specialists will tailor a plan specifically for John´s company needs. With minimal hardware requirements, the company can offer a live Internet broadcast of the annual stockholders meeting. This complies with Fair Disclosure guidelines and provides easier access to the company's information. ClickLive can archive the meeting for on-demand viewing and provide secure access to the webcast with viewer recognition. John would also able to recognize who watched the webcast, when they viewed the presentation, and from where it was viewed. Shareholder complaint will significantly decrease and investors will enjoy the new freedom from time constraints and scheduling conflicts.

Case Study #2

Challenge:
The Product Manager for a pharmaceutical company found meeting company-training goals nearly impossible. Scheduling and getting100 employees in three locations to an hour-long training seminar were difficult. Her training budget was cut last quarter and corporate training video preparation, research, production, editing, and distribution were no longer cost-effective. A new directive from senior management, that all employees receive an employee resource management course within two weeks, was just added to her plate. How could the training director ensure the successful delivery of education to employees in a timely fashion, while not exceeding her shrinking training budget?

Approach & Solution:
The instructor, addressing a digital web camera, can teach the entire course of instruction live while the information is sent out to each employee´s individual workstation. Those who cannot view the program live will still be able to view the training seminar at their convenience. In addition, the company will be able to receive feedback from the participants as well as mark which employees actually accessed the information and participated in the training. Employee attendance at training seminars will increase while the costs of webcasting are significantly smaller than producing corporate videos.

Case Study #3

Challenge:
The CEO and founder of a large manufacturer needs to improve the company´s employee relations. Since its start, his company has grown from 50 employees to nearly 1,200 workers throughout its 30 years. For some time, the CEO and other senior management fear they are losing contact with their employees and the personal relationships they once had with a smaller workforce are disappearing. Communication between the corporate level, the administrative departments, and assembly line laborers is almost non-existent, and a feeling of alienation among the ranks grows each year.

Approach & Solution:
By using webcasting, the CEO and senior management can hold a weekly staff meeting with all employees to highlight the company´s direction, important trends, and anticipated company plans. ClickLive can send video links to each employee via email that they could click to view the CEO´s address. The assembly line workers, who do not have computers, would still able to view the weekly meeting as a group. Through one computer workstation and existing phone lines, the meeting can be transmitted directly to the factory floor onto a large screen. Those employees who missed the live webcast are still able to view it any later date as the ClickLive team archives the information for on-demand viewing. Through this creative solution, employee relations can be restored along with a sense of teamwork among a large workforce.

Case Study #4

Challenge:
Acme, inc. is a home/garden and unique gifts store that recently debuted its first web site. The company business has nearly doubled with nationwide on-line sales, however certain "big seller" products at the retail center rarely are purchased through the web site. Management is baffled by the lack of sales in these safe bet items, inventory is stocking up dangerously high, and pressure from competition was growing.

Approach & Solution:
ClickLive would examine the low selling on-line products and assess that sight and sound were key elements to their appeal; a large selection of chimes, tabletop waterfalls, nature sounds alarm clocks, kaleidoscopes, and South American musical instruments. By use of video clips and MP3 audio files, the ClickLive team can create a stimulating virtual tour of the store specifically highlighting the sights and sounds of the sensory products as well as include a musical instrument demonstration. Sales can expect to rise once shoppers experience the key sight/sound elements of these products through webcasting possibilities.

Case Study #5

Challenge:
Many of the former congregants of a local church are now residents of the local nursing home. Clergy leaders make every effort to visit their elderly parishioners, but the demands of the large, active congregation limit their time. The ministers wish they could include the nursing home residents in the church somehow and make them feel part of the congregation again.

Approach & Solution:
Through the nursing home´s computer workstation, a live webcast of Sunday´s sermon could be made available to the resident parishioners. Having a group audience at the nursing home, the mass would be sent via broadband format and projected to a large screen. The residents would enjoy a rich audio/video presentation and feel informed and included once again in the congregation.

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