Before you hit publish, grab your phone.
Many attendees will register entirely on mobile. A quick test can reveal friction you may never notice on a desktop. And with larger screens and foldables, “mobile” keeps changing too.
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“Powered by AI” means different things, but it should work with your event data. AI interprets questions, recognizes meaning, and generates responses using your event data.
Technology Bits 07:
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Have you ever gotten an event email on your phone with a QR code to scan in it? Don’t just design your emails for your computer. Design them for how your attendees will use them.
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If you build it, will they come?
A successful event app can mean different things for different attendees, and download rate tells only part of the story.
What will make an attendee want to open the app again?
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Some of the most important event technology decisions happen before configuration begins. Define the experience first. Then choose or configure the technology to support it.
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Attendees do not see separate platforms. They experience one event. Behind the scenes, the technology may be complex. To attendees, it should simply work.
Where might they stop and wonder, “Is this right?”
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Event teams often work inside each platform separately. Attendees experience something different: one continuous event.
Separate tools can work well, but the content, branding, and handoffs still need to stay connected.
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Does your event really need more technology?
Before adding another feature, ask what problem it solves, who will use it, what new work it creates, and whether it makes the experience easier.
Capability matters. Usefulness matters more.
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2021 has brought unprecedented challenges to the events industry, but throughout its highs and lows are phenomenal women tirelessly creating a better events experience for everyone.
Here's our roundup of the top 10 most influential women in events: https://t.co/iYrB6SDHGZ
As in-person events begin to emerge again in the coming months, it will be important to understand that the attendee expectations are now different than they were a year ago. Read more in the latest Tech Bits!
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Like it or not, the virtual attendee has been forced upon us and is here to stay. Read more in the latest Tech Bits, and check out the latest personal assistant robot from Samsung!
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In case you missed the last Tech Bits - here it is! Welcome to 2021! At Power Event Group, the technology field always has us looking at progress, where technology is heading, and thinking, "What If?".
What if...we had dancing robots?
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Happy Thanksgiving! If you can't be with your loved ones in person this year, we hope your technology is working wonderfully for you so you can still be with them virtually!
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