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What Mobile Apps for Conferences and Events Should I Choose?

Endless Events

Mobile apps for conferences are becoming staples. If you don’t have one yet for your future events, it’s high time to give some thought to if an event app is a fit for you. Are you able to keep your audience’s private information secure before, during, and after the event?

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2020 Event Trends – How Will the Industry Evolve?

Endless Events

Choosing what to do at an event especially larger scale events with hundreds of sessions, networking events, keynotes and more can feel very overwhelming. Having data-driven activity suggestions in your event app. Apps are getting smarter. Use your event app to allow guests to give feedback in real-time.

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The Line Between Attendee Data and Privacy

Endless Events

Catalyzed by a recent Tech Crunch headline about a General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) violation at Mobile World Congress (MWC), Will, Nick, and Dustin tackle attendee data in today’s episode. Regulating Event Attendee Data Moving Forward In the case of the MWC event, MWC itself received the fine.

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Event Technology You Need to Know

Social Tables

In this article, we’ll delve into the cutting-edge and up-and-coming event technology options that are reshaping the industry and catering to the diverse needs of event planners, venues, and attendees alike. It tackles everything from event planning, task allocation, and progress tracking. Mobile apps.

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Hybrid Event Guide: Choosing The Right Hybrid Event Venue and More

Eventtia

Remember that the most important rule of event planning is to always prepare your plan Bs and plan Cs for everything. Also, consider the logistics of hybrid event catering, including planning activities for your virtual attendees while the in-person attendees break for lunch. Step 3:Creating an event plan.

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4 Facts About Returning to In-Person Meetings

Gavel International

MYTH #1: Agility is not necessary for the design of events and the scheduling of sessions to improve the safety of in-person meetings. FACT: The design of in-person events is currently evolving and changing rapidly. Remaining agile and adaptive is critical for successfully planning safe in-person meetings.

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10 Tips to Follow for Physical Events Post-COVID

Eventtia

With that being said, in this post, we will discuss the future of physical events (as well as virtual and hybrid events) in the post-pandemic world, and 10 crucial tips to follow for hosting a successful physical event in the new-normal era. Event Planning in The Post-COVID ERA: Physical VS Virtual VS Hybrid.