Think about bonded cellular backup solutions or satellite Internet backup, which would which would give you a fail of option that is not reliant on local venue, infrastructure, although it would still be reliant on regional infrastructure

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In such a case, unless you can find an alternative internet source (such as a mobile hotspot), there is not much that can be done at the time. An alternative strategy would be to record the demo and post it to view later.

If the internet connection drops during a live-streaming event, have a contingency plan in place, such as a backup connection or pre-recorded content that can be aired temporarily. Communicate the issue transparently to the audience and work with your tech team to resolve it quickly. Post-event, consider offering a recording of the stream as a follow-up.