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Here at Endless, we’re always looking for cool and innovative ways to improve events. Our team just loves all things technology! And as a state of the art production company, we make a point to stay up to date with the latest trends. So today, we have something new to introduce to you. Vibe is one of our incredible partners, bringing collaboration to the forefront through digitalization and smart software.
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It has been an incredibly difficult year for event planners, and with 2020 nearly coming to an end, it’s more important than ever to keep abreast of what is happening and where things are going. EventMB’s latest research surveyed 1,700 event professionals on over 30 crucial recovery factors for the event industry to shed light […]. The post The State of the Event Industry [Free Report] by EventMB Studio Team appeared first on [link].
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