Tested, not assumed
We measure real throughput and stability at the venue before the event rather than trusting a venue's advertised speed.
Technology
Internet and network infrastructure for events and venues where reliable connectivity is not optional, including bonded and satellite options.
Event connectivity is where the most avoidable failures happen. Venue wifi that performs well on a quiet Tuesday collapses under hundreds of devices, a single wired connection is a single point of failure, and a stream that drops mid-session is hard to recover in front of an audience.
We treat connectivity as production infrastructure: surveying the venue, testing real throughput, and isolating the systems that must not fail from the ones that merely matter. Where there is no adequate fixed line, we deploy bonded connections or satellite services instead.
We measure real throughput and stability at the venue before the event rather than trusting a venue's advertised speed.
Multiple independent paths to the internet, ideally on different providers or technologies, with automatic failover.
Streaming, control and presentation systems separated from guest and general traffic so heavy usage cannot starve them.
Bonded and satellite solutions for regional, outdoor and temporary venues with no adequate fixed connection.
It can, and it is a genuinely useful option where no fixed line exists. Latency and throughput vary with conditions, so we typically combine it with a second path rather than relying on it alone for a critical stream. For regional and outdoor events it often makes a stream possible that otherwise would not be.
Bonding combines several separate connections, such as multiple 4G or 5G links, into a single combined path. You get more total bandwidth than any one link, and if one connection degrades the others keep the session running.
As early as possible, because it can influence venue choice. If a venue cannot provide dependable upload capacity and cannot be improved, that is worth knowing before contracts are signed rather than the week before the event.
Yes. Guest wifi can be designed and deployed as part of the event network, sized for the realistic number of devices, with the production and streaming traffic kept separate so attendee usage cannot affect the event itself.
This work is delivered with MyEvent Labs, the digital systems and product division of MyEvent Productions. Explore custom software and AI workflow automation on the Digital & AI page, or visit MyEvent Labs.
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