One of the most important lessons event managers learned during the pandemic was that while virtual events have their benefits, live-in-person events will always be an important part of an event program.
Washington DC: Significant growth in the remote integration (REMI) workflow is prompting Broadcast Management Group (BMG) to double the capacity of its Las Vegas based broadcast hub.
It’s a way to improve quality while saving cost that is being embraced by companies from TV networks to corporations to government agencies.
With live events slowly starting to return after a year-long hiatus, Broadcast Management Group is excited to get back to live, in-person events.
In 2020, many organizations began using REMI workflows out of necessity.
COVID-19 left organizations scrambling to find a reliable method for producing and distributing content.
Virtual events are here for the foreseeable future.
REMI – short for Remote Integration Model – is a production workflow that allows live content to be captured from a remote location and managed from a central control room.
There’s a buzzword making rounds inside and outside the broadcast community.
In the business world, it’s common to hear companies described as ‘disruptors.’ This is a company that’s so innovative, they impact an entire industry.