Matchmaking is essential when it comes to connecting attendees at your event. An event app is the perfect tool for facilitating and achieving this. An event app will also collect data on how your attendees have interacted and engaged with each other at your event.

This week Primavera festival announced that they will abandon physical ticketing in 2020. For their 20th anniversary, the Spanish festival will be the first large festival to fully embrace event technology by going completely paperless.

One of the key hurdles event planners face when implementing event technology is adoption. You can build the most engaging and striking event app, but if nobody downloads it then your efforts are wasted. So, what sort of adoption rates should you aim for?

One of the most important issues planners face when implementing an event app at their event is support from their provider. So, what level of support should you expect?

Not every event requires a complex event tech solution. Some events may just require Q&A and polling while exhibitions might only need registration kiosks and lead capture. Here’s a guide to your best even tech (and nothing more).

Having expert onsite help can make a huge difference to your event. We’re committed to providing a dedicated, onsite service whenever and wherever you need it.

While most event professionals are experienced at organising general event design (such as event logo, banners and posters) ensuring the branding is replicated across every aspect of an event can prove tricky.