Making sure your virtual event desk is stocked with the necessities to get you from event start to finish can be tricky, especially during busy schedules. With a little help from our friend Jen Bray, Event Tech and Engagement Lead at IGD, we’re going to whip your virtual event desk into shape with our quick guide to the essential set-up.
We are thrilled to announce that CrowdComms has confirmed its membership to isla, the industry body supporting the event sector’s transition to a more sustainable future. We are the first event technology company to join as a member of this organisation and are proud to stand amongst many other prominent brands who are all committing to more sustainable practices.
With a natural synergy between events and online communities there’s exciting potential to extend attendees’ event connection from one or two days during the event itself to a dynamic, year-round engagement.
While we welcome a return to physical event experiences, it is important not to lose sight of what the advancements in virtual event capabilities have allowed us to achieve.
As part of its ongoing commitment to investment in high-quality virtual events, CrowdComms has launched, Smart Sessions: an innovative new feature in its virtual and hybrid event platform.
Meeting people at events is a key part of networking and connecting. So, how do you schedule multiple meetings with multiple people over a short time span without causing an inbox meltdown?
CrowdComms is delighted to announce it has been awarded Information Security Certification ISO27001:2013 by the British Standards Institute (BSI), recognising its commitment to the highest standards of data security.
Are you as excited as we are to be getting back to in-person events?
While virtual continues to work wonders in delivering engaging experiences to remote attendees, we’re delighted that in-person events are back, and giving event planners even more choice in how they connect to their attendees.
While a huge success, virtual has evolved at a rapid rate and many planners are still learning how to optimise the technology and overcome some of the perceived virtual event hurdles.
