Vivo for Business
How businesses and organizations use Vivo
Vivo enables organizations to communicate efficiently and cost effectively.
Live broadcasting facilitates communication between staff, to customers, and in business-to-business interactions. Entire organizations can participate in live events and watch important messages broadcast live to their offices. Organizations can offer educational and training opportunities for staff and increase brand awareness to consumers by broadcasting lectures, tradeshows, presentations and new product launches, to name just a few.
Vivo's unique monetization tools help businesses of all sizes sell products and add value to their business while broadcasting live.
Here are some major organizations that have found value by using Vivo.
In January 2009, the Consumer Electronics Association used a privately labeled version of the Vivo software to stream the 2009 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) live to the show's website. Vivo was used for live tours of the show floor and interviews with companies including Nokia, Microsoft, LG, and Kodak. These live events were hosted by Jim Barry of the Consumer Electronics Association and Mario Armstrong of National Public Radio and XM Radio.
TiVo used Vivo to offer an up-close tour of their private suite at CES, where a number of new products were demonstrated. The event was broadcast live on the CEs website and promoted through tivocommunity.com.
The Parnassus Group, a Seattle-based consulting firm, used Vivo to stream its annual CES blogger event, which was attended by popular tech bloggers and web evangelists, including Robert Scobile, CNET, TechCrunch, and a variety of startup companies.
CEOs for Cities, a national network of urban leaders, used Vivo to host a live town hall meeting dealing with the 2009 government stimulus package in Pittsburgh, PA. A number of local and state civic and political representatives attended the discussion. Viewers were able to send in questions through Vivo, which were answered live during the discussion.
HarperCollins used Vivo to stream live, interactive discussions with its best selling authors. Fans from across the world have been connected to their favorite authors through live streaming Q&A sessions, book signings, and lectures.
Coro, a nationwide leadership training organization, used Vivo to stream meetings between their six locations in the United States and to prospective Coro leader trainees.
The National Road used Vivo to stream a live debate on immigration policy. The event featured popular syndicated columnist Cal Thomas, as well as a number of prominent policy makers and thought leaders.
The Heinz History Center used Vivo to broadcast its Live and Learn speaker series.
Add unique value to your business with Vivo
Our team at Vivo is available to explore potential uses of live broadcasting, develop privately branded versions of the Vivo software, and engineer solutions that integrate our software into existing websites and applications. Contact us to discuss how Vivo can work for your organization or to set up a demo.