Although broadband is becoming more commonplace in the medical community, many practitioners still don't have it. Even those that do invariably have to wait for video material to buffer.
So how do you make full-motion video, high-quality stills and high-definition graphic animations easily accessible to every member of your target audience, whatever their connection speeds? Through Darwin Grey's MediaWeb platform, which neatly marries the speed and quality of CD-ROM with the power of the internet.
It works like this. You distribute a CD-ROM with all the relevant visual material, perhaps a CME accredited case study programme. As soon as it's loaded, it chauffeurs the user to an exclusive website, where they're guided through a presentation, accessing video from the CD-ROM as and when they want to. Because it's web-based, you can update information, keep track of the numbers of visitors, and have them provide their comments or complete on-line questionnaires. And because it's CD-based as well, you can be sure they're enjoying the highest quality visual content.
