Singapore Airlines required a professional staff townhall webcast solution that could handle a large internal audience while maintaining security, reliability, and broadcast polish.
The event needed to reach up to 3,000 concurrent viewers, with access restricted through a secured, password-protected webcast platform. This was not simply a matter of pointing a camera at a stage and hoping the Wi-Fi gods were in a generous mood. The client needed a proper end-to-end workflow covering live production, encoding, streaming, viewer access, and distribution.
In short: a corporate broadcast that looked sharp, behaved properly, and did not accidentally become public entertainment for the internet.
The production had to combine:
Large-scale internal townhalls carry a quiet sort of pressure. Everything looks simple to the viewer, which is precisely the point, but behind the curtain there are several layers of technical choreography.
The result was a polished internal broadcast that allowed Singapore Airlines to communicate at scale without compromising on security, presentation quality, or viewer experience.
No frantic “can everyone refresh?” chorus. No accidental public livestream. No mysterious disappearing audio gremlins. Just a controlled, professional webcast doing exactly what it was built to do.
Large staff townhalls need more than a livestream link. For Singapore Airlines, we delivered a secure, password-protected webcast with polished live production, allowing 3,000 staff to watch reliably while keeping internal communications properly controlled.
The event needed to reach up to 3,000 concurrent viewers, with access restricted through a secured, password-protected webcast platform. This was not simply a matter of pointing a camera at a stage and hoping the Wi-Fi gods were in a generous mood. The client needed a proper end-to-end workflow covering live production, encoding, streaming, viewer access, and distribution.
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