Event crisis management is a critical aspect of organising successful events. It involves anticipating and effectively addressing potential crises that may arise before, during, and after an event. By having a comprehensive event management plan in place, event organisers can minimise the impact of crises, protect their reputation, and ensure the safety and satisfaction of attendees.
Author: Sam Garcia
How to improve the attendee experience through technology
In today’s digital age, events have become much more than just a gathering of people with common interests. Attendees now expect immersive and interactive experiences that leave a lasting impact. This is where event technology comes into play. Event technology refers to the use of digital tools and platforms to enhance the planning and execution of events and the corresponding attendee experience. From registration and ticketing to networking and engagement, event technology has revolutionised the way events are organised and experienced.
Did you know: Event app – Do you want to play?
Event gamification is a broad term that refers to incorporating game-like processes and elements into your event to make it more engaging and to motivate attendees to keep interacting.
How to Maximise Incentive Travels: A Guide for Event Organisers
The use of incentive travel programs has become a time-tested method to motivate and reward top-performing employees. According to a study from SITE called the “Incentive Travel Qualifiers’ Viewpoints,” 86% out of 800 respondents felt increased motivation after qualifying for an incentive travel program.
Embracing the Power of Event Legacy: A Guide for Event Organisers
Events are a great way to enrich people’s lives. However, not all events are equally effective in adding value to attendees. Some events are forgettable and fail to leave an indelible mark in one’s memory, while others effortlessly become a life-defining experience.
The Importance of Storytelling in Creating Unforgettable Events
Events are a great way to enrich people’s lives. However, not all events are equally effective in adding value to attendees. Some events are forgettable and fail to leave an indelible mark in one’s memory, while others effortlessly become a life-defining experience.
Maximising Productivity: 5 Time Management Tips for Event Planners
Time management is critical for success in any industry, but it is especially important in the events industry. Events are complex, highly-orchestrated occasions that require meticulous planning and coordination. A single missed deadline or overlooked detail can result in disastrous consequences for the event and its organiser. In order to achieve success in the events industry, it is essential to master time management skills.
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New Whitepaper: Why Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) Should be a Priority for Event Planners
Current data point to several deficiencies when it comes to adopting diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) in the events industry. This reality does not only pervade the realm of attendees, but it is also experienced by event organisers themselves.
How Digital Transformation Affects the Events Industry
As an event management software provider, we are always at the forefront of modernising different solutions in our effort to make your lives as event organisers easier. A challenge we have to continuously overcome is facing the rigours of digital transformation and the way it changes the way various sectors work.