NASA dealt with legacy systems, duplicate content, and complicated processes that made publishing, managing, and reaching its audience more challenging.

They were splitting content between a public channel that covered missions and events, a media channel that included news coverage, and third-party platforms like YouTube, where they hosted additional videos. As a result, they needed an approach that modernized, simplified, and empowered their creators to produce and share content that would educate, engage, and inspire their audience.

The result is NASA+, a webby winning, streaming platform developed from the ground up to provide an engaging multi-media experience.