Planning a corporate event involves more technical decisions than many organisers initially expect. A presentation may require an LED screen, microphones, speakers, lighting and a laptop. A conference may need several screens, multiple microphones, video playback, live camera feeds and a technical team coordinating everything
A corporate presentation may contain important business information, but its impact depends on how effectively that information reaches the audience. Financial results, business strategies, product demonstrations and keynote presentations can all become difficult to follow when attendees cannot see the content clearly. In a large
When the lights go down, the crowd starts cheering and the first note fills the venue, the audience sees the finished product: a concert stage designed to bring the performers and music to life. But behind that moment is a production process involving stage design,
On 8 October 2026, DOREMi Services & Rental Sdn Bhd reached an important milestone when Puan Lim Ee Huang was presented with her letter of appointment as CEO@POLYCC under the Department of Polytechnic and Community College Education (JPPKK), for the October 2026 to October 2028
A finished event stage can look simple from the audience’s perspective. There is a platform, a backdrop or LED screen, lighting above it, speakers around it and performers or presenters taking their positions. But getting from an empty event space to that finished stage involves
A large LED screen can make an event, product launch or promotional campaign much more visible. But what happens when your audience is not staying in one place? A fixed LED screen works well when the audience comes to a specific venue. A mobile LED
When planning an LED screen for an event, one of the specifications that often appears in a quotation is pixel pitch. You may see terms such as P1.5, P1.9, P2.5, P3.9 or P4.8. But what do these numbers actually mean, and how do you know
Good sound is one of the easiest things for an audience to notice when it goes wrong. A presenter who cannot be heard clearly, a microphone that keeps feeding back, music that sounds unbalanced, or speakers that leave parts of the audience struggling to hear
A corporate event can look simple from the audience’s perspective. A stage. A presentation screen. A few microphones. Some lighting. Perhaps a video, keynote presentation or product launch. But behind that seemingly simple setup is a network of technical decisions that need to work together.
Music, culture and energy came together in the heart of Bukit Bintang for the Autumn Music & Cultural Festival 2026 at Sungei Wang Plaza. Held from 25 to 27 September 2026, the three-day festival brought together music, cultural performances, interactive activities, food, local products and
Planning a corporate event involves more than choosing a venue, confirming speakers and preparing a programme. The way information is heard, seen and experienced by the audience depends heavily on the audiovisual setup. A keynote speaker needs clear, consistent audio. A presentation needs to be
A small exhibition booth does not have to mean a small brand presence. When floor space is limited, every part of the booth needs to work harder. The walls, display counters, lighting, product arrangement and signage all compete for attention while still leaving enough space
Two events. One venue. One seamless production turnover. In event production, the work does not always end when the audience leaves. Sometimes, the real challenge begins immediately after the final cue. That was the case at The Exchange TRX, where DOREMi supported two major events
When you look at a professional event stage, you may notice a metal framework surrounding the LED screen, lighting fixtures or other technical equipment. That framework is usually a truss system. Although it may look like a simple collection of metal beams, truss plays an
When planning an event, audiovisual equipment is sometimes treated as something to arrange after the venue, catering, programme and guest list are confirmed. That can be a problem. Your event may require microphones, speakers, LED screens, projectors, stage lighting, presentation systems, cameras, livestreaming equipment or
