Budgets dictate just how much tech can be integrated into the daily run of a show and its content, but planners agree it would be nearly impossible to manage events on the back end without some type of technology.

Authentic attendee feedback is one of the best kinds of data an event planner can collect. But it can also be the most difficult to capture. When it comes to event data and analytics, AI is proving to be vital.

In a world where events strive for heightened attendee engagement, facial analysis technology has emerged as a game-changer.

In today’s corporate meeting and event landscape, the use of mobile apps — such as event registration, customized agendas and real-time notifications — is enhancing the way attendees experience events.

From interactive event apps to projection mapping, innovative technologies and tools help build the foundation for meeting planners to create immersive events.

Designed to give listeners a backstage pass to the world of event planning, event podcasts highlight the world’s most daring events and the people who make them happen.

Technology has truly changed how meeting planners do business and orchestrate meetings and events. Recently, one type of technology — artificial intelligence (AI) — has begun to make a name for itself through a newly developed AI platform, Spark.

Weighing the benefits and drawbacks of using an in-house AV team for meetings or corporate events versus choosing an outside production company revolves around a host of factors.

Attendees from near and far have been enjoying the option of attending a gathering virtually, while experiencing all that these corporate events have to offer.

The meetings industry is constantly afflux with evolving tools that make the corporate meeting event planning and attendance experience streamlined.