Event Technology: Live streaming

Social media was an integral part of SAP’s digital strategy, extending SAPPHIRE NOW content to audiences worldwide. The objective was to amplify content and the SAP “Live Business” campaign introduced at the event. Social channels leveraged included Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, LinkedIn, Slideshare, Periscope and Snapchat, and tying it all together was event hashtag #SAPPHIRENOW. […]

Cisco Live used social media to create a truly “attendee-aware” event that recognized attendee contributions to the conversation and forged an ongoing connection with the Cisco brand. Prior to the event, user-generated content on Twitter and a Facebook caption contest built awareness and generated interest and excitement. On-site, a social media command center monitored engagement […]

Brands are increasingly expected to have an authentic conversation with their customers. Ford Social Square, a crowdsourced news magazine show, revved up conversation at auto shows with Gen Y and Gen Z car buyers of the future and encouraged on-stand and online conversation with the brand. Ford Social Square was presented by social media celebrities […]

Standing out at pride parades is no easy feat, but Netflix’s interactive “Orange is The New Black” float at the New York and Toronto pride parades did just that. Fans were able to join cast members “virtually” on the float via Facebook Live and Skype and fans from around the world live-streamed images onto the […]

For fans and family, Rio may have felt like a world away. But to reduce the “distance” between athletes and fans, and athletes and their families, Canadian Tire created Red Door to Rio, a physical door structure that enabled a full-size, digital experience facilitating real-time a/v interactions. The Red Door to Rio was located at […]