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The Ultimate Guide To The History Of Event Tech

Endless Events

We’re taking a trip down memory lane and revisiting the history of event tech! And what better place to do it than the Event Tech Podcast? Over the course of several episodes, we’ve covered everything event tech-related. We’re revisiting the history of event tech!

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Tech Mergers Could Simplify Virtual Meeting Management

SmartMeetings

Cisco’s announcement in November that it was buying the virtual interaction company Slido may have been a foreshadowing of event tech mergers to come in 2021 according to event tech experts. It launched in 1995 and was acquired by Silicon Valley-based Cisco in 2007. Webex was not new to the video conferencing game.

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ETL replay: how live-streaming can help improve event revenue

Event Industry News

Speaking at last year’s Event Tech Live from the Conference and Creativity stage was Gallus Events’ William Thomson. William used the talk to demonstrate his reasoning behind why organisers should be live-streaming their events. Many companies today still experience these concerns just as he did in 2007.

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Q&A With the Founders of Event Tech Tribe

Connect Your Meetings

The opportunity to launch Event Tech Tribe and Women in Event Tech was no stroke of dumb luck for founders Leonora Valvo and Marie-Claire Andrews. In their opinion, it takes a village to provide the right sort of tech support to events. How did each of you get your start in event tech?

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Meet What is Possible in California

Smart Meetings

Northern California’s Silicon Valley has incubated three generations of technology advances from to the first Intel microprocessor in 1971 and Atari computer game that same year to the first iPhone demonstrated by then-CEO Steve Jobs in 2007. Green Meetings.

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Meet What is Possible in California Copy

Smart Meetings

Northern California’s Silicon Valley has incubated three generations of technology advances from to the first Intel microprocessor in 1971 and Atari computer game that same year to the first iPhone demonstrated by then-CEO Steve Jobs in 2007. Green Meetings.

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Guidebook and Our Customers for the Win!

Guidebook

One of the most prolific adopters of Guidebook’s mobile app platform for talent development is CA Tech, a global software leader with more than 10,000 employees. The EN Awards launched in 2007 to recognize success and achievement in the international event industry. Awards for Support. Guidebook takes support seriously.

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