OneRoom has launched Stories, a new feature that creates a set of short, shareable audio clips from funeral services, helping families keep the words and memories they want to hear again. A funeral service contains many parts, but certain moments rise above the rest. A turn of phrase, a funny…
Read MoreFor years, funeral homes have faced a legal risk when recording and sharing services that include copyright music. It’s a well-known issue within the industry, one with no clear solution, until now. OneRoom’s new built-in music copyright protection feature removes the exposure entirely, making recorded services safe to share while…
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By Thomas A. Parmalee With technology continuing to play a larger role in delivering products and services to grieving families, one topic that I’ve been covering regularly on FuneralVision.com is livestreaming. I’ve had the pleasure of chatting with numerous leaders throughout the profession who play or have at one point…
Read MoreBy Thomas A. Parmalee If you’re trying to get your children thinking like entrepreneurs, so they can one day take your business to the next level or strike out on their own, you may want to chat with Curtis Funk, the CEO of Tukios, which offers an array of solutions…
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By Thomas A. Parmalee Before entering the realm of funeral service, you could find David Lutterman competing as a gymnast at the pinnacle of competition. “That was my first career,” said the CEO of OneRoom, which captures and archives a funeral or memorial via a secure private broadcast that can…
Read MoreBy Thomas A. Parmalee Kyle Fogarty was in a rock band in college, playing guitar at a bar in Fargo, North Dakota, where he kept getting distracted by the guy in the front row. It was 2011, and the man in question was making the most out of the night’s…
Read MoreMichael Schimmel has an interesting background for someone who operates an entire digital care ecosystem dedicated to helping funeral homes, cemeteries and the families they serve. A reformed attorney who launched himself into the technology world in the late 1990s, he first started thinking about death care when his grandmother…
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