Articles tagged “meetingsiq”

While everyone is looking to event technology to create better opportunities for attendee engagement, event organizers first need to free up the time and space in their programs for people to actually connect.

Innovation is no longer the sole domain of tech companies, media visionaries, and Millennials. Today, everyone is at least attempting to integrate more inspiration and creativity into their events to resonate with more diverse audiences.

2016 is shaping up to be the year that everyone revolts against boring meetings, and many event owners, meeting planners, and hospitality executives are paying attention.

Is research the new content marketing for convention bureaus? We hope so because it's a good way for cities to differentiate themselves, and it provides new inspiration for event programming and education.

Here's a handful of big name events and event marketers creating a more inspired user experience with next generation meeting design and technology.

Large events like the national political conventions and South by Southwest provide baseline case studies about how to drive passionate engagement between brands and attendees.

For almost any kind of conference to evolve significantly in the future, it needs to leverage the collective knowledge of the community using modern technology to create a more inclusive programming schedule.

A growing number of event tech companies and content creators are developing advanced VR and 360-degree video platforms to help planners better immerse themselves in prospective event venues and meetings destinations.

Digital platforms like Airbnb and Loomio are driving unprecedented levels of personalization and engagement for the meetings and events industry.

The city and convention of the future are international, interdisciplinary knowledge sharing machines marrying live and virtual engagement.