Over the past 10 years Daemon Defense has worked with clients ranging from national television providers like the Aboriginal People’s Television Network to professional sports organizations including Hockey Canada and the Canadian Football League. In 2011 the Winnipeg Football Club assumed construction of the new stadium and Daemon Defense led the technical design and rich media vision for the core network and fan experience.

A current project with the Canadian Museum for Human Rights includes the converged network architecture, web infrastructure, complete tier 3 data center design, international video conference strategy, hardware procurement including strategic partnerships and on-premise private cloud. 

Other DDS clients include multiple post-secondary institutions and universities, radio and television broadcasters, and many other organizations providing services from professional training seminars to feature product launches. Ten years of ICT/AV experience have put Daemon Defense at the forefront of streaming audio and video in Canada, specializing in live performance. Justin has been featured in several Winnipeg Free Press articles, conducted guest interviews on television news specials, and is a regular speaker at international museum and digital learning conferences.

In 2009 Daemon Defense launched its rich media content delivery network. It is one of the first CDN's in the world that dynamically streams video over either the Internet or the International R&E network. They do continuous research & development work in the CANARIE platform – including micro video on demand, variable content delivery, and cloud IAAS/PAAS/SAAS systems. They are currently working with a number of universities integrating learning management systems and leveraging the advantages of this infrastructure.

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