Working with Plum, you already know we always have a Plan B in our back pocket, and in some cases, a Plan C and Plan D.

Gathering your company’s employees for an onsite meeting may be productive, but not always feasible. There could be travel restrictions, budget cutbacks, or you simply have employees located all over the world.

Whatever the reason, don’t let remote and virtual meeting technology get the best of you. Broadcasting through live streaming is a great option. Follow these five best practices to make it a success.

There are a lot of moving pieces when it comes to putting on a successful live corporate event or meeting. Technical aspects include coordinating audio, video, staging etc. and then there's the actual content or message that needs to be conveyed. Depending on the size of the event, it could become too much for one person, or even team, to take on.

Plum Media has again been named a Milwaukee Business Journal "Best Places To Work." The 2019 award marks the 4th year in a row that Plum has received this recognition.

It’s hard to miss the headlines touting the growing popularity of live streaming video. According to a recent survey, 80% of consumers would rather watch live video from a brand than read a blog or social media post. So, why should you even read this post? Clearly, to start researching live streaming’s potential!

There are a lot of things to coordinate when it comes to hosting a live event. Conferences, meetings, announcements, award shows, and more all have several levels beyond the normal A/V needs. When they’re all managed well, your event can be more successful. Getting help from an event professional like Plum Media can help manage those details.

Are you trying to organize a company meeting with people in different cities, states or even countries? Do you have a timely message that every employee should hear? Consider live streaming your meeting. It connects people in real time when face-to-face isn’t an option.

Almost one year after the official ribbon cutting of the new Plum Media office building - Plum staff hosted clients and guests in the Plum Media parking lot for the first ever Plumtoberfest.

Imagine your boss walks up to your desk and says, “We need our communications efforts to engage more employees. Let’s webcast our next all-hands meeting.”

As soon as people find out that part of my job is to produce and stage large business conferences and corporate meetings across the country – and around the world – they inevitably ask the same question: “What is your favorite city or event venue?”