Based on extensive experience with implementing the Adobe Flash Platform in the enterprise setting, MediaPlatform's end-to-end framework enables these companies to benefit from online video that reaches virtually all of the enterprise audience without straining network resources.

With Adobe Flash Media Enterprise Server 4 software, enterprises can achieve maximum reach with minimum network load through peer-assisted delivery of content, application-level multicast, and IP multicast streaming.

MediaPlatform worked closely with Adobe on extensive enterprise-level testing on the server, in part developing the industry's first player supporting the multicast fusion capability.

Through its Solutions Practice for the Adobe Flash Platform, MediaPlatform will work with enterprises to assess their near and long-term goals for rich media, and then develop an implementation plan that fits their specific media strategy.

MediaPlatform can train the IT staff and then help the organization transition from conventional enterprise video to multicast fusion on the Adobe Flash Platform. In addition, MediaPlatform's custom media player, created using the open source media framework, enables multicast fusion to reach the desktop with minimal impact on the network.

Jim McGovern, CEO of MediaPlatform, said: “Adobe Flash Media Server 4 enables large-scale rich media webcasting while limiting the need to update network infrastructures. But most don't yet realize the capabilities this new server can provide them. MediaPlatform's new practice helps enterprises realize their media strategy and then make it come to life.”

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