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From Planners to Producers: Tech Tips for Virtual Event Success

Smart Meetings

Here are five tech tips to make your virtual event engaging. Beyond having the presentations available on demand, which has become fairly standard, what about sharing supporting documents? It’s Not All About the Tech: Make Sure the Content Connects. Read More : Tech Tips From the Top: Breaking Barriers and Defining Hybrid.

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Trade Show Industry Updates: News, Data, Trends

Event Marketer

The system is driven by two key tech components: Immersion , created by neuroscientist Dr. Paul Zak, measures changes in attendees’ heart rates using attendees’ own smartwatches or fitness trackers. The audit revealed that 73.3

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Multigenerational Magic: Engaging Diverse Audiences at Events

Smart Meetings

Millennials (born 19811996) look for authenticity, social consciousness, and smooth tech integration in their experiences. Take Baby Boomers (born 19461964), for examplethey tend to value structured programs and enjoy face-to-face networking opportunities. Generation X (19651980) values no-nonsense, practical content delivered flexibly.

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Strategy is the bedrock of large event planning

Prestige Events Magazine

We have already established that budgets are tighter yet demands are rising, so finding a venue that provides robust tech support can be a game changer. Finding a place where your desired tech features are part of a standard package will help you deliver outstanding experiences without breaking the bank on extras.

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Debunking the Myth of All-in-One Event Management Software with Lindsay Martin-Bilbrey

Attendease

We recently spoke to Lindsay Martin-Bilbrey, CEO at Nifty Method , about the concept of all-in-one event management software, why this concept is flawed, and what approach can tech providers and event planners take. Here are some key takeaways from the conversation with Lindsay, where she debunks the myth of all-in-one event tech.

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Change Requests and How to Mitigate Risk

Smart Meetings

Read More : The True Cost of Postponing an Event Documentation : When planning an event, documents, such as contracts, agreements and schedules are essential, but when they become overly complicated, it can make the process of implementing changes far more difficult. Can Venues Accommodate Layout Changes?

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5 Ways to Streamline Your Corporate Event Planning

Attendease

Tech troubles can arise around platform selection, audio/visual quality, and attendee engagement. Finally, anticipating and tackling curveballs like changing requirements, budget cuts, scheduling conflicts, tech malfunctions, understaffed teams, and more is par for the course.