The Eventscase MCP is ready: it lets your team’s AI add, edit and delete agenda items, attendees and speakers in your events. We explain what that means and why we’ve decided not to launch it until EVA Brain is ready.
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New Downloadable Whitepaper: Event technology: how to integrate, govern and protect attendee data
Nearly eight in ten organisers already integrate their platform with a CRM, yet two in three are still looking to switch providers: event technology fails more because of how it connects and governs data than because of what it promises in the demo.
Useful AI for Events, Not Just for Show: Real Cases for Small Teams
Only 35% of UK businesses say they’re using AI — and even the ONS admits that figure barely means anything. Here are five concrete AI-for-events cases that actually work for small teams, without a lab-sized budget.
New Eventscase Check-in App and Event App: two tools that change the way an event is experienced
Eventscase introduces two tools designed to solve the two most critical moments of any in-person event: access and attendee engagement. Here, we look at what is behind this launch and what it means for event organisers.
Attendee fatigue and last-minute registration: what your badging for events system needs to do
45% of trade show attendees register less than four weeks in advance. Here is how a good badging for events system turns that uncertainty into something manageable.
Climate-resilient events: how to plan when the link between climate change and events can no longer be ignored
Climate change is no longer an abstract risk. It has become a critical operational consideration in event planning. This article explores what it means to design a truly climate-resilient event and how to start doing so today.
Event experiences: the truth is in the loo
What happens when you give industry professionals a safe space to say what they really think? At BED Barcelona 2026, ‘The Bathroom of Truth’ collected 136 anonymous confessions about event experiences. The result is an unfiltered report on what works, what frustrates people and what needs to change.
Global macrosegments in events: how expectations change depending on the type of event
Global macrosegments in events are not just a way of classifying audiences: they determine what each type of attendee expects and how the event manager must respond in order not to lose their attention or trust.
Multi-layer data: how to combine data from your CRM, event platform and marketing automation
Multi-layer data makes it possible to connect information from the CRM, event management software and marketing automation tools to gain a more complete view of each attendee, lead or customer. In this article, we explain how to combine it, what benefits it brings and which steps to follow to turn event data into strategic decisions.
EVA: when support also adapts to voice
WhatsApp voice notes are already part of the daily communication habits of millions of people. Incorporating them into a virtual event assistant makes it possible to offer support that is more natural, immediate and adapted to how attendees actually communicate.