Corporate Streaming

Corporate Communications

Use Abacast's live or on-demand services to enhance internal communications of your company. Broadcast your leadership communications, quarterly updates and earnings, as well as keep your company up to date with key messages delivered from your regional managers. Use Abacast's Live Presenter to serve your communications live as well as archive presentations to be used at a later date.

No Need for Multicast
Abacast provides all the benefits of Multicast without any of the setup time, hassle or expense. Abacast provides unicast and P2P methods of delivery for either live or on-demand content. With Abacast's services your company will be able to distribute video news releases, employee training and education, human resource presentations, shareholder meetings and internal publications and news programs.

Abacast's Corporate Streaming

Extremely Efficient
No Expensive Equipment
Signigicantly Less IT Staff Time
More Efficient than Hardware Multicast

Each package includes:

Full end-user support
Intranet Streaming Optimization
Around the clock (24 X 7) premier customer support
All Upgrades and Patches for complete term of license
Real-time audience count and duration
Instant email or pager alert system
Windows Media, SHOUTCast MP3, and aacPlus formats
Complete user statistics (Cume, AQH, Total User Hours, Sessions, Uniques, Duration, Bytes Transferred, etc.)

Serve the Most Popular Video Platforms: Flash, Windows Media and Silverlight

Using Abacast's on-demand streaming allows any associates that may have missed the live company broadcasts to have a way to access the presentations and receive the company information. New associates can also use the archived footage to gain understanding of company culture as they familiarize themselves with the corporation.

Utilizing Abacast's Peer-Assisted Streaming Technology
In an enterprise environment, each location would only have a single stream incoming into the network (over the WAN link) - and every user in the LAN relays the stream to other users. This eliminates the extra network overhead of duplicate, lost, or retransmitted packets that might be seen in a typical unicast scenario. It also improves QoS on the client-side because the clients receive a stream from the LAN and not from a remote server.