Turning complex expertise into video people will watch
Goal
Convert specialized process and system knowledge into concise, adaptable video for clients and end users.
Challenge
Frequent requests, short attention spans and client-specific terminology put pressure on limited production capacity.
Outcome
- A polished one-minute video can be produced in about two hours.
- Two-to-three-minute preparedness videos generated strong client response.
- Creators reported Vyond as the most intuitive and easiest option evaluated.
- Editable voice and pronunciation controls reduce rerecording effort.
Overview
KPMG’s video work sits at the point where specialist knowledge must become understandable to an end user. Teams create content for enterprise systems, change initiatives, proposals, emergency preparedness, machine learning and client-specific training. Requests arrive continually, while audiences expect concise communication and each client may use different terminology.
The transformation is not simply from documents to video. It is from a production model that required scarce specialist time or offshore support to one in which teams can create a polished, adaptable asset on a practical timeline and still tailor it to the client context.
The challenge
Demand arrived faster than a centralized team could absorb it
One account discussion described multiple video requests every week and some arriving almost daily. That volume made specialist-only production difficult to sustain.
Attention compressed the available storytelling window
Teams were designing for audiences who could disengage within seconds. The challenge was to retain accuracy while packaging substantial information into concise content.
Every client introduced a new layer of specificity
System training required exact screenshots, workflows, acronyms and preferred language. A reusable foundation still had to remain editable enough for each client and solution.
I just got another request today and I get multiple every week.
The solution
Existing knowledge became an editable starting point
Creators can begin with a document, URL, script or prompt, receive creative direction and a storyboard – and then adjust scenes, wording, colours and assets.
Technical content stayed specific
Screen captures, custom scenes, pronunciation controls, text-to-speech and mixed visual styles let teams explain a particular system or initiative without reducing it to a generic animation.
Reusable production supported client variation
Templates and asset libraries accelerate creation, while editable scripts and visuals preserve the client’s preferred terms, branding and system context.
It only takes 2 hours to create a minute-long video.
Why it mattered
KPMG supplied unusually concrete realized-value evidence. A creator described producing a polished one-minute video in roughly two hours. Emergency-preparedness videos packed substantial information into two-to-three-minute formats and received strong client feedback.
Teams also described Vyond as intuitive and easy relative to other tools. Voice and pronunciation improvements reduced the work required when acronyms or leadership changes would previously have triggered rerecording. Together, these outcomes support faster response without removing the professional judgment required for client-facing content.
Why they chose Vyond
KPMG valued speed, ease of use, client-specific editing, accurate pronunciation, brand control, translation and the ability to combine animated and realistic formats. Vyond met the need for a platform accessible to occasional creators but flexible enough for professional-services work.
The selection logic was operational: create quickly, preserve polish and adapt the same production foundation across different clients and systems.
Key takeaways for Enterprise teams
- Measure production speed using finished, client-ready output – not generation time alone.
- Keep technical video editable for client terminology, screenshots, acronyms and branding.
- Short formats can carry substantial information when the narrative and visuals are deliberately structured.
- Ease of use expands the creator pool without eliminating the need for review.
Evidence window: 21 July 2025–21 July 2026. Customer-call evidence was filtered using the case-study-builder hygiene rules. Anticipated outcomes are labelled as expectations.
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