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Industry setup guides
How to configure the existing platform for an industry: which objects play which role, in which order to set them up, and what to check. One guide per industry, the same eleven chapters in each.
These guides map an industry's concepts onto the objects the platform has today (bouquets, lines, packages, partner accounts, nodes, the API). They are conceptual mappings, not industry-specific features, and a partner account is a delegated account, not an isolated tenant.
Education & Training setup guide
Configure the platform as a course video service for a school, a training provider or a university: course library, student access, live classes and the LMS integration.
Read the guideHotels & Resorts setup guide
Configure the platform as the television service of a property: channel packages per room category, one line per room driven by the PMS, nodes per building, and the hotel's own information videos.
Read the guideCorporate Training setup guide
Configure the platform as the internal video service of a company: training libraries by department, employee access driven by HR, live internal sessions, and confidentiality from the network to the line.
Read the guideSports Clubs & Academies setup guide
Configure the platform as the video service of a club or academy: match and training feeds, an analysis library by squad, and member and family access that follows the season.
Read the guideLive Events setup guide
Configure the platform as the streaming service of a conference, festival or ceremony: a channel per stage, access per ticket, a node at the venue and short expiries.
Read the guideMedia & Content Creators setup guide
Configure the platform as the direct-to-audience service of a studio or creator: a 24/7 channel, a library of shows, supporters from your shop and affiliates as partner accounts.
Read the guideResidential Communities setup guide
Configure the platform as the television service of a residential community: a line-up per kind of home, a node per building, a line per apartment and an information channel of the management company.
Read the guideMuseums & Cultural Centres setup guide
Configure the platform as the video service of a museum or cultural centre: gallery screens on the local network, a members' library, activation codes sold at the desk, and live openings.
Read the guideRetail & Franchise Networks setup guide
Configure the platform as the video service of a store network: a store channel on the screens, a staff training library, a partner account per franchisee and a node per region.
Read the guideHealthcare setup guide
Configure the platform as the patient television of a hospital: line-ups per ward, the hospital's own information channel, a line per bed or ward television, and everything on the hospital network.
Read the guideUniversities & Campuses setup guide
Configure the platform as the television and video service of a university: campus channels, lecture archives by faculty, halls of residence on their own nodes, and student access driven by the student-information system.
Read the guidePublic Sector setup guide
Configure the platform as the video service of a public body: live sessions with a kept archive, a staff training library, lines for residents and for departments, and operation by the institution itself.
Read the guideTelecom & ISPs setup guide
Configure the platform as the television service of an operator: a line-up and a VOD library on nodes in the points of presence, subscribers' lines driven by billing, and dealers with credits.
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