California-based provider of self-serve event applications, Attendify have announced a new live-streaming feature for virtual and hybrid events which fully integrates into a virtual event. It is 100% web based with nothing to download. Features include multiple, concurrent sessions, practice rooms and speaker or gallery view. The company says the new solution supports up to five speakers per session, up to 10,000 viewers per session and unlimited simultaneous sessions. “Our platform is known for elevating virtual and hybrid events, boosting attendee engagement and simultaneously making everything easier for event organizers to execute,” says Michael Balyasny, chief executive officer of Attendify, which lists PayPal, TEDx and Harvard University among its clients. The platform also offers real-time analytics. The company’s software has powered over 20,000 events for more than 2,500 customers and the company claims 600,000 event planners are signed up with Attendify to create and manage events. More information visit: https://attendify.com/company/contact
Attendify launches new web-based live-streaming feature
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