Nothing beats a well-executed summit if you want to create awareness, leads and engage large groups of people in knowledge sharing. And the need for these global connections is not going away despite the challenges faced at this moment in time.
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Live-streamed from one location, pre-recorded or totally virtual? There are 3 main options for running your virtual or web event and here we explain the considerations.
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Nothing compares to face-to-face interaction – being in-person to maximize engagement with your customers, clients, and investors is certainly ideal – but when that is not possible, there are other ways to achieve your business goals.
Native apps, Web apps, HTML5, responsive design — the options are full of terminology and technical choices. Here we try to explain the concepts for a non-technical audience, and outline the advantages and disadvantages to both native and Web apps to enable informed decisions when it comes to evaluating approaches to delivering a great user experience on all devices.
When looking to create an interactive experience and deliver data on delegate movements and interests around an event, NFC and RFID technologies are the two most current methods to consider for this.
What do we remember more: the beginning or ending of a presentation? Whether a verbal presentation or entirely user-guided, here are some rules of thumb when planning your beginnings and endings.
If your event venue offers free Wi-Fi as part of the package they might also offer a range of options to upgrade. But how do you know whether what they’re offering is what you’ll need?