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Event Tech News Roundup – June 2024

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Skift Take: Last month saw plenty of AI-related event tech news. But it wasn't all about AI, integrations and customizable event website builders also made the cut. Miguel Neves Read the Complete Story On Skift Meetings

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Event Tech News Roundup – January 2024

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Skift Take: The event tech sector has been busy in January. If you want to stay up-to-date on the latest news, you've come to the right place. Miguel Neves Read the Complete Story On Skift Meetings

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Organically Grown Event Tech Live Challenged The Critics and Won

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A little more than six years ago, Adam Parry, a self-proclaimed “tech guy,” noticed a void in his industry. While technology was completely transforming other industries in the UK, the events industry seemed mostly to be living in the dark ages. The response to the event, which they named Event Tech Live , was surprising.

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Event Tech Investment Tracker

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London and New York-based event tech company Glisser raised $4.9 Australian events management software provider EventsAIR has received a significant private equity investment, believed to be over $100 million, led by The Riverside Company. A massive valuation of one of the largest event tech (and venue finding) vendors.

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Building a Data-Driven Event Marketing Strategy? Start Here.

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Technology is shaping the way we do business, and smart tech relies on good data—the more the better. As I outlined in the first post of this series , event marketers need to ensure that they have processes in place that will make them smarter today and simultaneously set them up for success in the future.

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Enough Clickbait: Here's Why Event Marketers Need Data

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I could keep going, but the point has already been made and accepted: events and experiences are and will continue to be necessary for building business. So why is it that the conversations in the event and experiential marketing space are becoming hackneyed and predictable? So, what’s the future of tech?

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How to Build an Event Marketing Channel—And Why Marketers Need Events

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And would you feel as confident in your ability to track the event’s performance? Event marketing campaigns are much more complex than most online campaigns, and event marketing technology is relatively new compared to other martech solutions. That’s understandable—events are complex and difficult to measure.

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