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Northwoods Community Church
Northwoods has a thriving ministry across 5 campuses throughout Illinois.
Challenges
- Experiencing cut-outs and skipping, many times disrupting the entire service
- Audio and video out of sync
- Driving multiple hours to get the service
- Less engagement at remote campuses due to sneakernet, non-live, playback
- Rough user experience for campus volunteers, causing stress and quality complications
Solution
- Living as One installed church-wide
- Live experience, no more “tonight” references on a sunday morning
- Seamless experience that volunteer’s love, with no need for training
- Reliable and resilient 1080p playback over the public cloud without any skipping
Watch the video to hear Northwoods perspective from a few of their pastors, technical staff, and volunteers.
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