HOGAN is the broadcast and hybrid-delivery layer of the MMIM Hybrid stack. It's what lets a Johannesburg keynote stream live to Cape Town, Durban and a remote London office with the production polish of a network broadcast — and the redundancy of a mission-critical system.
Most 'hybrid events' fail the remote audience: a single wide camera, lag-y audio, no captions, and a 'we'll send the recording next week' that never delivers. HOGAN makes the remote audience first-class, in real time.
HOGAN runs sub-second latency from stage to CDN, with multi-camera live mixing and machine-assisted speaker direction. Remote viewers see the speaker, the room, the slide and the audience — not a static wide shot.
Live captions and translation are routed to the streaming player in English, Afrikaans, isiZulu and on request to international languages — so remote attendees get genuine parity with the in-room audience.
Chaptered, branded recordings and highlight reels are produced and delivered within 48 hours of the event — automatically generated from the live broadcast feed.