Event Technology

People talk at gatherings. But loud audio can kill the mood and reduce networking effectiveness of face to face events. Take it down a notch or two, so people can hear themselves think and hear their new connection introduce themselves.

Even when you can't be there, you still can with Virtual Events. Not being able to travel, or cuts in your travel budget, no longer matter. It gives companies and attendees an opportunity to connect without hurting their wallets or the environment.

The best intentions will fail if you don't do things right. Professional production of virtual events will help make your event stand out in the crowd. Great experience should not be exclusive to face-to-face events, it matters at virtual events just as much.

If anything can go wrong, it will. Audio is one of the most important parts of any presentation, without audio it wouldn't be a good presentation. We communicate by speech, and when your audio setup doesn't work as planned, you need to be prepared.

Both virtual and traditional events require preparation, planning and a professional approach to a flawless execution. Here are top 10 tips that will help you plan a virtual event, be it a stand-alone event or virtual companion of a traditional event.

QR code treasure hunt is an ideal solution to engage your delegates with sponsors & exhibitors at your event in a fun, interactive way. Plus, treasure hunt facilitates networking among your delegates by working in teams and exploring the venue more thoroughly.

Delivering extra info to event delegates through their smartphones is an excellent way to give that extra something they just might need. But is an “app for that” better than a link to your website? Read the pros and cons and decide which to choose, or both.

Take full advantage of Eventbrite to maximize your event's success with 10 must-do's that many event organizers overlook or don't even know about.