Briefings for organisers

Guides from the MUSTER desk on the parts of group connectivity that go wrong, and how to get ahead of them.

  1. Moving a production crew across borders: one plan or several

    A shoot that moves between countries needs data that follows the crew. How to choose between a regional plan and a trip per country, and where a coordinator earns their fee.

  2. What the install board tells you in the week before departure

    Five states, what each one means for a traveller, and what to do about it while there is still time.

  3. Connectivity for a destination wedding's guests

    Guests arrive over three days from different countries. How a planner can give every one of them working data without chasing forty people on the morning of the ceremony.

  4. Getting a squad online at an away tournament

    What a team manager needs sorted before a tournament abroad: who gets an eSIM, how much data a matchday takes, and the three messages to send before the bus leaves.

  5. Day passes or fixed plans for a week-long tour

    How the two plan types behave over seven days, what they cost across a roster, and how to choose between them.

  6. How much data a conference delegation needs

    Working out a per-person allowance from what delegates do between sessions, with a worked example for a four-day event.

  7. When a traveller's eSIM will not install at the airport

    A calm order of checks for the gate, from the Wi-Fi to the manual codes, and when to stop trying.

  8. Writing a roster CSV that imports first time

    The three columns, the two separators, and the five mistakes that make a spreadsheet export skip lines.

  9. Checking a school group's phones for eSIM before the trip

    A ten-minute check you can run in a parents' evening or a class group chat, and what to do about the phones that fail it.