Whether you’re a budding event planner, potential sponsor, or future attendee – you’ll know there’s a range of event types that bring people together. But what you may not know is how a trade show differs from an industry event? Or what happens exactly at an AGM, and is it different to a Town Hall Meeting?
While there’s no disputing the event app’s key role at events, there’s still the small matter of making sure attendees know the event app is available, where to find it, and how to use it.
Wellness might feel like a social media fad, but it’s actually a rapidly expanding, multi-trillion global industry. With 79% of consumers believing that wellness is important, should event wellness be a feature on your agenda?
The answer is an overwhelming, yes! Incorporating wellness in your next event can deliver a whole range of benefits to your attendees and stakeholders.
AI already helps us find our way to event venues, connect with fellow attendees via social media, and find a ride share for the way home.
Further advances in AI technology are likely to create events that are even more immersive, inclusive, and personalised for every attendee.
Most event organisers want their attendees to experience the event as an easy flow of friction-free interactions. While that’s definitely possible with disparate services, there may be a lot more work involved and more potential for things to go wrong.
Take a look at our short guide and you’ll be creating the perfect event app notifications in no time!
We have some BIG and VERY EXCITING news! CrowdComms has been shortlisted in the Event Technology Awards for Favourite Event Technology Supplier – The People’s Choice Award.
While the event app didn’t leave us over the last few years, it certainly took a back seat while virtual event technology did the heavy lifting connecting remote attendees. Now in-person events are back in full-swing, the event app is reclaiming its title as the event industry’s most essential piece of tech.
As inflation continues to rise and disposable incomes stagnate or go backwards, it’s no surprise that many of us are tightening our budgets and reducing our spending. Like just about every other sector, this difficult period is likely to impact the events industry.
It’s reasonable to assume that when we network at a virtual event we should do the same things as we do in-person. However, while video does give us face-to-face contact, the way we communicate changes. To help attendees get most from a virtual event, we take look at how people can network effectively online.
Whatever your vision for your next virtual, hybrid or in-person event, we can help.
Whatever your vision for your next virtual, hybrid or in-person event, we can help.
Whatever your vision for your next virtual, hybrid or in-person event, we can help.
Whatever your vision for your next virtual, hybrid or in-person event, we can help.
