Why people participate in festivals and events, what stimulate their participation and how event managers can entice and manage participant expectations?...
Technology is improving at a rapid pace, as many things are possible today that were not possible a decade ago. Today, some of those things perceived as impossible are rising to the occasion in the form of Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality which affec...
Mobile apps are one of the most important and fastest growing areas of the events and meetings industry. They provide a powerful tool with many valuable solutions that improve event management or networking between attendees and sponsors. Currently, assoc...
If you are organising an event, you must organise yourself first, especially, when you are the chairperson at the centre and on the stage of an event like a chief of a philharmonic orchestra, otherwise, everything may turn into a chaos easily. Keep in mi...
Live streaming has become an increasingly valuable asset for event planners in recent years. It has provided a way for companies to reach a global audience and make their brand known to people who would otherwise never have a chance to attend a live confe...
Name badges are a vital part of your event where networking is a key part of the day's agenda and there isn't always time for a formal introduction. How many times have you met someone at an event only to forget their name minutes later and been too emba...
The individual who chairs an annual conference of a professional society for the first time may feel overwhelmed by the multiplicity of tasks that, seemingly, must all be done at the same time: Among them are formulating meeting objectives, devising a con...
Crowdsourcing is the process of collecting information, content, and ideas by asking for contributions from a large group of people. You can use it in many ways – selecting speakers and panel session content topics as well as choosing attendee activities ...
