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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. But we couldn’t bring you the history of event tech without inviting a true connoisseur.

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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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Kinura: supporting live stream, hybrid and virtual events since 2007

Event Industry News

We’ve supported live stream , hybrid and virtual events since 2007. But as we transition to digital events becoming the norm, and tech firms push the boundaries of what a virtual event ‘platform’ can or should do, how do you break through the hype and minimize stress and complexity?

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The Secret to This Tech Conference’s Exponential Growth

PCMA Convene

Efforts to make the CodeMash tech conference more accessible to Midwesterners led to a more family-friendly event that includes attendees’ children. KidzMash activities for attendees’ children introduce them to the world of tech. They were often too expensive and required extensive travel and time away from their families.

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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. Offering his audience some context, William described his first online event back in 2007, which cost viewers the same amount as it did to physically attend. He sold 200 physical tickets and 125 online tickets.

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Guide: How to Plan a Successful Product Launch Event

Attendease

These keynotes, referred to as the Stevenote after former CEO Steve Jobs, are where almost every popular Apple product to date has been introduced, including the very first iPod in 2001, the iPhone in 2007, and — more recently — Apple Music, the Apple M1 Chip, and more.

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New Year New Tech: What You Will Need to Get 2019 Started Right

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New Year New Tech: What You Will Need to Get 2019 Started Right. While flying cars and robot waiters aren’t here yet, there are still cool things happening in tech to get excited about, and we’re not just talking about AirPods. . 5G may turn out to be the Big Thing for 2019 , as smartphones were in 2007. Snapdragon X50 5G Modem.

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