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Today’s episode of the Event Tech Podcast was inspired by a recent Event Leadership Institute summit where Brandt and Will did a fast rundown on ten eventtechnology trends. Most of the trends have gotten their own standalone Event Tech Podcast episode already. And what do NFTs have to do with events?
Eventtechnology has finally become an integral part of our event strategies. It’s taken us many years, even though many event profs have been preaching about numerous benefits of eventtechnology for ages. The pandemic sped up the adoption of technology and software solutions in the events industry.
This week’s Event Tech Podcast episode is a little bit different. Rather than having a regular conversation about eventtechnology, Will and Brandt are sharing the contents of a session they led at the FICP Annual Conference in Phoenix, Arizona back in November 2021. Introducing EventTechnology Trends 2022.
Between the brain drain in the events industry and labor shortages, the eventtechnology labor has transformed dramatically. And not for the better: event planners are finding it increasingly hard to hire reliable and experienced vendors at a reasonable price. The Current State Of EventTechnology Labor.
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