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Event planner tech show: bringing technology to event planning - 0 views

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    This article addresses the lack of technology being used in the event planning industry. In this article there is a company and women featured who saw the lack and the need for technology in the industry and took the initiative to take charge and began something called planner tech. Basically these are events all over the country to show local event planners how they can benefit from technology. I thought this was so innovative and interesting. It is nice for people who see a gap in our world and they can locate it and show this lack of tech to other people and help them use it to their advantage
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    This article indicates benefits of events planner to use internet technologies to search event place. Technologies makes process of event planning more efficient and increases communication. The social media and internet application is very important for event planners. People can find proper ervent package for their requirement For instance, PlannerTech will showcase presentations from a selected group of Internet technology companies catering to the event industry, including Event Leadership Institute, Event Farm, Hashable, IML, and ShareSquare. The showcase will be followed by a networking event, where event planners will be able to socialize with peers as well as learn more from the company representatives. Attendees will be able to get their pictures taken at the TwitPic Photo Booth as well.
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How Technology Is Upending the Meetings Industry - Skift - 1 views

  • The discussion revolving around event technology in destination meetings has exploded in the last year among hotels and tourism bureaus trying to come to grips with the exponential growth in demand for event tech and the onslaught of new tech providers.
  • many travel suppliers are adapting quickly to the need for more fluid and dynamic meeting design integrating new forms of technology and digital communications at every level.
  • “These technologies provide planners with greater opportunities to increase engagement and generate and capture real-time feedback, while attendees can gain a richer and more connected experience throughout the event life cycle,” said Issa Jouaneh, VP and general manager of American Express Meetings & Events
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  • An event app is basically like a dedicated social network and appointment calendar for the community of participants at a specific meeting. They can be as simple or as complex as a meeting planner wishes, with pricing to develop them ranging from a few hundred to tens of thousands of dollars.
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    This article goes into great detail about how technology is growing within the hotel and tourism industry. The VP of American Express Meeting and Events states that new technologies are providing event planners with much more opportunities to increase participant engagement, obtain feedback and get more connected. The article also dives into the fact that event planners notice that new technology may be a distraction to people who are not accustomed to it. A fun fact I found about this article that event mobile applications can be customized to range up to thousands of dollars to develop and maintain. It seems that meeting applications are working well with larger events as opposed to smaller sized meetings.
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event pro planner - 0 views

  • This site is dedicated to EventPro Planner, the perfect solution for professional Event Planners to effectively plan the key elements of an event. EventPro Planner is ideal for Meetings, Conferences, Tradeshows, Weddings, Parties and Fundraisers!
  • EventPro Planner Strategic Meetings Management Program (SMMP) delivers user-friendly features that save time when you're planning events: meetings, conferences, tradeshows, etc. It includes a powerful scheduler that allows you to drag and drop functions into your choice of venue, organize your client's agenda and add detail items
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    EventPro planner Software is the solution that your business needs to jump to the next level. Your event business will go to a new level of efficiency and organization that you will have enough time to have a better relation to your client. This software will organize meetings, conferences, seminars, vendors fairs, weddings, etc. The software features are organization, communication log, comprehensive reports, attendee online module.
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Event App Security: Access & Data Privacy Best Practices - EventMobi - 1 views

  • Due to heightened sensitivity around data breaches and privacy, event planners are having to pay special attention to how their technology vendors—like event app providers such as EventMobi—are using and storing their event data.
  • Provide passcodes for private events. Requiring participants have a passcode to log into an event app allows planners to limit access to only those people they share the passcode with, such as a list of registrants.
  • Restricting app access to registered participants only (based on their email address) ensures the greatest control over event details and participant listings by locking out anyone not registered to attend.
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  • Aside from ensuring your event app provider is security-conscious, it’s important to consider implementing processes that mitigate risk around how other vendors and/or your employees access or use event participant data.
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    This article tells about how important the security features are for the event registration software and apps. The authors tells what security ensuring procedures have to be implemented in the apps, what kinds of information should the attendees agree to before signing up and the regulations that have to followed by the event planners using the event apps.
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    This article is a piece of nice introduction on how to protect event information security with apps. It gives us an insight of how event planners can set the registration system and limit access of the participants to protect privacy. Besides the settings and consideration of the system (app) itself (like the provider of the app and their policies) and the privacy policies, this article also mentions other considerations like Wi-Fi security, employee training and limited information access.
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The Future of Event Planning and Social Media - 0 views

  • event planners are finding new ways to organize, plan, and promote their events with the help of social media
  • Geolocation platforms can go hand-in-hand with event planning
  • Their network on Twitter becomes a real resource when looking to find the perfect hotel, DJ, venue, cake master, etc. You name it, and someone on Twitter can probably help you find it.
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    SUMMARY OF USING SOCIAL MEDIA FOR EVENT PLANNING Social media is a great tool in event planning. Event planners are turning to social media such as Facebook, Tweeter, LinkedIn and many others to organize and promote events. Social media gives the event organizers platform to promote the event and get ideas from others about the upcoming event. Social medias are also used to discuss about the event before it happens and after the event has taken place.
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    This article talks about how event planning is evolving. Nowadays, event planners are using social media such as facebook, twitter, foursquare, and vimeo. These social media tools allow them to reach a broader audience, keep track of how many people attended their event, and help find vendors such as DJ's, photographers etc. "What we're seeing is more integration of social media into their lives as a way to promote their services, plan and promote events, and bring the conversation full circle from the virtual world to real life."
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Eventbrite Launches 'Neon' App, An Event Planner's Mobile Command Center - Forbes - 1 views

  • Neon allows event organizers to sell tickets as the event—be it concert, lecture, educational class, etc.—is about to happen or after it has already begun, on the spot. In fact, if showtime is closing in, the app allows those in charge to offer special last-minute deals to help fill the venue. The program can accept mobile payments as well, making a manager or booker’s iPhone an all-in-one command center.
  • Neon also collects all kinds of data connected to the event, with information on ticket sales, check-ins, and everything in between accessible at any time. This data is important to venue owners and those booking events, as it can help when planning future events, dictating times, prices, and showing what kinds of events are most popular.
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    Neon is a new app designed by Eventbrite to be used by Event Planners in order to help organize the events they are coordinating. The app is available for iPod, iPad and the iPhone making it conveniently accessible through one's mobile device. The app allows event organizers to sell tickets in advance to an even as well as provide last minute deals to fill all remaining spots. The app even allows payment to be taken right from the event organizer's mobile device. The app also allows the user to manage guest lists and even helps those who have access to the app to make customer service decisions so that disgruntled guests are not sent to a different location to settle ticket disputes. With all the data the app collects even organizers are able to see important data pertaining to popularity of certain events as well as price variations. The app was designed to be used in dark places. This feature, along with many others makes it user friendly and it is helping event organizers to keep track of important data that will allow them to better assist customers in the future.
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    I think I'd need to see it in action. The Forbes article sounds a lot like an Eventbrite press release. I like the idea in principal, but it almost sounds like too much to jam into a single app. Tickets sales, venue status, customer service, revenue tracking.,,, Deployed and linked across multiple tablets, each with it's own purpose and/or scattered across the event venue (with users in some sort of identifiable uniform), I can see it being useful. This also seems like a bit of a departure from straight tickets sales. Who else is in the market space? I'd be interested if Ticket Master is also coming online with event software.
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What Is Event Management? - 3 views

  • Event Management Versus Event Planning While very closely related, event management and event planning are two very different functions. The key difference lies in these two words: management and planning. In straightforward terms, event managers manage the event and event planners plan the event.
  • Event managers and event planners work side by side, and their responsibilities may overlap.
  • Event Management Involves Project Management Event management involves creating and developing large-scale events which might inc
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  • ude conferences, conventions, concerts, trade shows, festivals, and ceremonies.
  • Skills to Succeed As with most event planning functions, event management requires excellent organizational skills to succeed. The ability to multitask and juggle many moving parts is essential and, along with that top-notch organization comes the need for efficient time management skills.
  • project management is a key element and involves managing not only functions but teams of people, interpersonal skills are also important.
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    This article is short and to the point. Highlight what is event management. Also looking at common responsibilities, and the relation and differences between event management and planning.
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    Very interesting article! This goes into the roles of event planners and event managers. As some may think these are different, they also have some responsibilities that overlap. However they both work together to put on an event. The important skills for both and how one can succeed at the position.
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    I agree that this article was short and concise.
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How to Plan an Event Step by Step - 0 views

  • The planning process that gives birth to top notch management of events involves three rules. To reach success with the core event management planning steps, stick to this framework: No pressure. Just calm brainstorming, create a vision of what you want to achieve with this event. Give it structure. Outline all aspects you need to work on and get the perfect skyline with the stars you’ll have to light up for a great event! Connect the dots. Talk to everyone, whose help you need. Have all technical issues solved. This way, your stars won’t stop shining brightly at the most responsible moment!
  • don’t you dare start your planning of an event without setting a goal.
  • Shared tasks are easier tasks. Don’t hesitate to assign responsibilities to your team members
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  • Give yourself enough time for preparation and getting everything settled. Set deadlines to better enable team performance and let the countdown begin!
  • Brand your event
  • Build your own event planning manual from scratch, by establishing a working solution (plus a backup solution) for the venue/registration/entertainment/promotion/volunteer management and another relevant aspect
  • Again, don’t forget to double check whether you have at least one dedicated team member standing behind each of these spheres of responsibility.
  • Minimization of technical work gives you a space for creativity
  • Identify corporate partners and community organizations that could provide you with assistance for making progressive steps in planning an event.
  • One of the most hard-to-ignore stages of planning an event is aligning your needs with the real budget you have.
  • establish a working system to monitor your success. This process has to be done on the stage of goal setting. Make sure your progress is scalable!
  • if you stay positive and calm, there’ll be no place for anxiety onsite! Not to mention that only by keeping a cool head, you’re able to find a logical solution to any problem.
  • STAY SPECTACULAR
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    This article describes step-by-step details on how to properly plan and execute an event. Event planning is not an easy task, and it takes a great deal of coordination, planning, and organization to effectively pull off an effective event, program, gala, etc. Events come in all shapes and sizes and any number of them will have their own unique challenges, but this article lays out some very simple and very plain ways to plan an event that can be applicable to almost any event that can be planned. While not a wholistic list by any means, the article provides a good overview of the event planning process and the steps needed to take to ensure one's event is a huge success and doesn't become susceptible to the common pitfalls that befall so many event planners.
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IHG Takes Meetings Online with Passkey's GroupMAX™ Technology - 0 views

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    In this article, InterContinental Hotel Group announces the launch of a new events and meetings booking tool that will be used by 23 of its properties in New Zealand and Australia. A product of Passkey, the GroupMax reservations technology will enable hotels, event planners, and attendees to fully automate their booking processes. GroupMax is completely online and can be used by any standard browser or smartphone. Its suite of tools includes online hotel booking, live event tracking, automated room lists, increased pick-up, and professional e-mail marketing. Of particular interest to event planners, I feel, are the live event tracking, automated room lists, and increased pick-up features. Event tracking enables planners to optimize their room blocks and see where their financial risks are. The automated room lists feature allows planners to personally make adjustments to their room blocks, and to be assured that attendee data is PCI-secure. With increased pick-up, event planners can easily e-mail updates or reminders to attendees and thus have greater knowledge of and control over their room blocks. GroupMax helps event planners to be better informed about past events, etc. and how and where to improve.
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10 Best Event Management Software: Comparison of Popular Tools - Financesonline.com - 1 views

  • In fact, in an etouches research, 42% of subjects admitted technology is challenging to adopt in their business.
  • Tracking tasks for various events can be complicated and confusing. monday.com can help you create a structure and organize these tasks according to priorities, importance, and projects.
  • is an open API, cloud-based platform for event organizers and attendees alike. It lets the former plan and manage events while communicating with their attendees, all from one platform.
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  • makes event planning and ticketing as hassle-free as possible. Once you’ve signed up, you can create an event page where tickets can be bought and guest details can be collected.
  • You can create a seating chart for your chosen venue so guests can select their seats before purchasing their tickets. Moreover, you can offer multiple levels of pricing and easily adjust prices as needed.
  • There are tools for event registration, listing design, ticketing, promotion, fundraising, payments, and more.
  • You can even use social media sites, such as Facebook, for your campaign. Progress can be tracked in real-time, so you’re always updated about the event’s attendees and financial details.
  • Gather is a cloud-hosted event management platform that works well for businesses of all sizes that are looking to organize any event
  • it offers a mobile app that allows them to send inquiries, book events anytime through the booking widget, or plan events
  • Cvent is a comprehensive solution that is resilient to the needs of organizers by industry, role, and even as third-party planners. It has a unique tool, among others, for searching the most cost-effective venue for your event.
  • For freelance planners, this ability lends to them a professional look that justifies higher consultation fees.
  • There’s an analytical feature as well to provide you with deep insights into how your event has fared.
  • Bizzabo comes with a mobile app as well to ensure that managers and staff members can do their jobs on the go.
  • Still, it has an international edition for US and UK events and practically anywhere in the world where there is an internet connection. It has a free app for free events like networking nights.
  • It’s a separate offer that lets you sort people by profession, age, region, and other metrics.
  • Eventzilla excels in pre- and on-site registration and ticketing and deserves a rank in our best 10 event management software list for its downright intuitive yet straightforward functionality.
  • Eventzilla also integrates with top-tiered secure payment channels PayPal, Stripe, Braintree, and Authorize.net. And there’s a post-event survey tool to help you measure your success rate, to improve recurring events continuously.
  • You can also customize the UI to your branding, link it to a payment processor including PayPal and major credit cards, and generate e-tickets that can be scanned on-site.
  • analytics, discount codes, mobile access, and multi-currency, and multi-lingual support.
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    This article goes into detail about the top 10 used Event Management technology systems, going over all of the different features that each offers and how they can be applied to events within the company. It gives a lot of insight on how they are used across the world, and shows that every company big or small has a need to use one of these systems when dealing with events. Without a technological system being incorporated when planing events of any size; it is crucial to have a reliable system to ensure everything is organized.
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    This article is extremely insightful and provides the top technological resources used in event management. These systems are important whether you have a small or large company because they track data and is a great organizational tool.
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Technology's Role in Event Planning - The Business of Travel - 3 views

  • A majority of planners (57 percent) use events or meeting management technology or software when planning events and nearly all who do (96 percent) find value in using technology to manage their meetings and events
  • Location (27 percent) and cost (26 percent) are the top factors for choosing a property to host a meeting or event.
  • the planners who use this type of technology find it very valuable to make more informed decisions
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  • Once the city is chosen, RFPs are often sent to a number of venues to collect additional information before making a decision.
  • Planners would also like the ability to track each venue’s pricing from the initial bid to final negotiated price, which becomes very helpful when companies place an emphasis on budget tracking and cost savings.
  • wo-thirds of planners use (63 percent) and value (67 percent) meeting and event planning technology that allows for two-way communication with vendors.
  • Education is key as many planners express frustration with not knowing where to go to learn about products in the marketplace that could address their specific needs.
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    This article summarizes the results of a study examining the usefulness of technology tools for event planning. Technology aids in the venue sourcing process as well as RFP generation and organization. This type of technology is also a useful tool for forecasting budgets and tracking financial KPIs. IN addition, it serves as a great communication tool connecting planners with vendors as well as customers.
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New York's Fiestah makes event planning easier than ever | VentureBeat - 1 views

  • Enter Fiestah, an online marketplace that promises to connect New York City event planners and all kinds of vendors in a much easier manner than what’s described above.
  • Enter Fiestah , an
  • . Fiestah generates revenue by taking a 10 percent cut of each transaction.
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  • The event planner simply signs into Fiestah’s dashboard, inputs what “items” they need for the event, and then vendors place bids to fill in those needs
  • . If you’re a vendor — such as a baker, DJ, photographer, caterer, food truck, or personal chef — you can look through events in the area and make bids.
  • Fiestah chief operating officer Nurul Yahya (pictured above in the pink shirt) said that she came up with the idea for the startup a few years back.
  • . The next thing on the company’s long to-do list is to create full merchant profiles with the ability to rate vendors some time in the next few months. And, as it might not surprise startup-world watchers, the next city Fiestah plans to bring its marketplace to is San Francisco.
  • My first exposure to Fiestah was on the “Startup Bus,” where I met 14 startups that were trying their hand at pitching investors and meeting other young companies in Montreal.
  • New York-based Fiestah was founded in February and is currently self-funded. The team said it is in contact with several angel investors and hopes to secure seed funding early next year.
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    New York Fiesah is an online marketplace that connect NYC event planners and all kinds of vendors in a much easier manner. The event planner signs into Fiestah"s dashboard, they input the items they need and then vendors place bids to fill in those needs. Fiestah generates revenue by taking a 10 percent cut of each transaction. Another thing Fiestah provides for both parties is that the payment is held in escrow until the vendor completesits task, meaning both sides need to get what they want first. This will make sure both parties can get what they want. Testah team has been hard at work building out the marketplace, introducing themselves to lots of NYC business, and trying to get traction. The next thins on the company's long to -do list is to create full merchant profiles with the ability to rate vendors some time in the next few months. Also Fiestah plans to bring its market place to a next city - San Francisco.
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    The article talks about an online company in New York that was designed by Nurul Yahya called Feistah. It's an online event planning that allow all kind of vendors in a much easier manner then what's described above. The event planner simply signs into Feistah dash board input what "item" they need for event and then vendors place bids to fill in those needs. The company generates revenue by 10 percent cut of each transaction. In the next thing on the company's long to-do list is to create full merchant profiles with the ability to rate vendors sometime in the next few months. Fiesta next expansion is to startup in San Francisco.
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Keeping Pace with Event Management Technology in the 21st Century | Business 2 Community - 0 views

  • From social media to mobile devices to location based services, technology is becoming more and more important for a successful event.
  • Technology can be a powerful tool in creating valuable and memorable events.
  • Secondly, technology can also help encourage communication at an event.
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  • For one, technology can help an event go much smoother.
  • Third of all, technology is almost expected.
  • As a Director of Product Management at a leading event management software company
  • When I look at the future, I see the many different ways technology will help event managers produce better events with greater efficiency and higher levels of satisfaction among attendees.
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    This article by Brian Woodrick, Director of Product Management for an event management software company, talks of 3 ways technology can add to an event manager's job. 1.Help an event go smoother 2. Encourage communication at an event 3. Technology is expected Woodrick specifically mentions social media and mobile devices which can enhance networking for an event planner. Today everyone wants their information faster and convenient. Utilizing the technology outlets that are already being used to reach customers and have them interact with each other would definitely help make an event planner's job easier. Event Planning comes with trends and a technology forward customer base is the trend right now. Taking event planning into technology be it social media or a event management system would take away a lot of the day to day traveling just to network and get contracts signed for an event.
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How AI is Transforming the Event Planning Space One Conversation at a Time - 0 views

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    This article discusses the use of AI technology in the event planning sector, concluding that AI can be used as chatbots interfaces, data collection tools, and recommendation engines for event planners, to make the event planning process much faster and easier.
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    Used properly, AI technology can lead to enhanced experiences for guests and a more streamlined and efficient process for event planners, and extremely useful feedback data. AI technology is increasingly being utilized by many businesses and investments in smart technology is increasing across industries. The article states that by 2020, about 80% of business plans will include the use of chatbots and the event planning industry will do the same.
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    Here is why and how: --AI technology is easy to implement at a low cost --They are easy to "plug" in and incorporate and suitable for any size events --A chatbot is a great solution for engaging with guests easily at lower cost and complexity, although it seems the idea of creating a dedicated app for a smaller event may not seem necessary --Consider that a chatbot build for marketing purposes will cost small and medium sized enterprises about $3000-$5000 --However they can then be implemented for any event format within a particular business niche, so consider the investment may be worth it --Especially since they can be quickly trained to engage guests and answer frequently asked questions or to direct guests to the correct solution or person, 24 hours a day, so the need for support staff 24 hours a day is eliminated, or it allows a better experience if, for any reason, a guest needs help during non-business hours, and can even escalate guest situations at any time to management. --It can provide insightful information for guests, such as matching a guest with the best sessions for them, based on their interests, contacts, or any other useful information, taking away the need for the guest to analyze and plan their day based on an overwhelming complicated schedule --Eliminates the need for the guest to carry around a large schedule and try to plan their day accordingly --Not only can the AI technology automate recommendations for the guests, it can also automate recommendations for planners, taking away the need for planners to manually sift through a variety of sources, send outreach emails, etc.
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    On that note it makes it easier to match planners with appropriate vendors as well. Both of these are considered the AI matchmaking function. The chatbot can also unite fellow guests with similar interests or experiences and give them a place to virtually meet each other, and Facebook has launched chatbot extensions. A company called PubNub allows a business to build its own chatbots from scratch.
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    Instead of having to download yet another app, chatbots allow users to connect through apps they've already downloaded (like facebook messenger), or other popular apps. And of course all of this data and interaction is collected and can be analyzed by event planners to streamline and enhance business, increase revenue, and increase guest satisfaction based on recommendations from the AI technology.
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Using Mobile Event Apps as a Marketing Tool to Attract Event Planners - 1 views

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    Today, new technology solutions such as mobile conference apps are on the top of mind of every event planner. With so many new tools on the market and questions regarding their use for a successful event, event technology has become the perfect conversation starter. A mobile event app is a downloadable phone application or a mobile web application that is easily accessible from any smartphone browser. In addition to all of the benefits to the hotelier, what if you could tell your potential clients that you had the tools to facilitate their on-site communication, enhance attendee networking, reduce their printing costs, provide a new sponsorship platform and make the overall digital experience for attendees outstanding. From the event planners point of view the technology is built into the hotel and someone has already done their research. It gives them an opportunity to experiment how audience response with smartphones work or how they can send conference updates and alerts to delegates faster and easier with mobile event apps.
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    This article is all about the convenience and benefits technology brings to event planning. This article states, "In the case of custom mobile conference apps such as EventMobi, this helps attendees manage the event schedule easier, enhance networking opportunities, interact with the event using audience response and navigate their way around the event and property right from their smartphones." Not only does this application provide simplicity, it also generates new opportunities for event planners. Basically, there are only benefits to investing and adopting new hospitality applications. The article describes how the investment will pay off with increased revenue.
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Job Tips - Job Tips for Getting Started in the Meeting and Event Planning - 0 views

  • We all know having contacts can be priceless when exploring a new career.
  • Three industry pros share the wisdom of their years.
  • Volunteer. Just like any other field, the more experience you can bring to the table, the better - and volunteering is the perfect way to test the waters.
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  • being a part of an association is invaluable.
  • Join. You don't need to be a full-fledged meeting planner before you can become a member of one (or more) of the many respected associations of the events world.
  • Network. Greg Jenkins, partner and co-founder of California-based Bravo Productions, cites another important reason as to why volunteering is an ideal place to start, "…it provides opportunities for networking.
  • Research. Before you're even hired, it's a good idea to become as familiar as possible with the meetings and events industry.
  • invest in one or two industry guides
  • Carter explains, “For those individuals that would like to explore event planning as a career, you need to know that the hotel event/convention business is a unique industry. It is extremely important to gain a basic understanding of the business including hotel operations, terminology and sales concepts before assuming it is the right career for you.
  • To get started, read a meeting planning primer or concise reference manual to give you an idea of what you will encounter while planning meetings. Industry articles will also give you a feel for what event planners face each day.”
  • Be Real. As Carter advised, know what you're getting into before you jump in. Landing a job you regret is a waste of time and resources, yours and your employer's. Greg Jenkins provides this final bit of caution, "…if you enjoy a 9-5 job, the event and meeting industry is probably not for you. The hours and days are quite erratic and can be long and exhausting."
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    This article is how to be successful in entering the event planning industry. It has tips from insiders on things they did to become successful. It states that networking is key. Volunteer and get to know people in all types of events from school functions to jazz festivals. People interested in the event planning field should join one or more associations in this field. Research should be done, for example read books, articles and learn what you can. If you want to be an event planner in the hotel industry then you should also learn the terminology, sales concepts, and gain a basic understanding into the the hotel/convention business. Last be realistic, this is not a 9 - 5, it is hectic and your schedule will fluctuate from event to event.
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10 Event Planning Software Options: Made Simple - 0 views

  • For event planners that are in the beginning stages of their event planning career, and who don’t have a large budget to purchase event planning software, there are (nearly) free options like Basecamp, Trello or Smartsheet (excel spreadsheets still work well, too!).
  • Paid Event Planning Software
  • Planning Pod –
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  • Etouches
  • Offering solutions for event registration, floor plans, timelines and task assignments, etouches is a great option for all cycles of your event.
  • Eventbrite
  • One of the most popular event planning software options for event organizers (professional planners and community organizers) looking to sell tickets and manage event registration is Eventbrite.
  • Evolero – With a free two week trial, Evolero was developed by an event planner and has all your event software needs in one place so you don’t have to switch between platforms – everything from managing event registration and websites, to ticketing, planning and promoting.
  • Cvent – A leader in the cloud based, event management systems, Cvent offers event planning software for mobile apps for events, email marketing and web surveys, targeted advertising, and online registration and venue selection.
  • Azavista – Planning an event of any size, Azavista may be a good option for you. Offering flexibility, their platform allows event planners to set up a new event within minutes.
  • Basecamp
  • Trello
  • Smartsheet
  • Evernote
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10 Ways Technology Makes Event Planners' Lives Easier by Greg Skloot of Attend.com | Sp... - 0 views

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    Usually, event planner has to face multiple tasks when they make their event plan, particularly in a huge event. How could the event planner schedule their timeline and assignment? With technology, planners reduce manual work and improve efficiencies to ensure attendees return for future events. To be more specific, event planners need to invest in technology to support their day-to-day operations. With the right technology, you can do away with some of the busy work and find the time to focus on what matters. Not only will that boost efficiency and make life easier, it will produce better, more profitable events.
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Online Reservations Streamline Event Planning for Iconic Hotel | News | Hospitality Mag... - 0 views

  • The deployment of GroupMAX optimizes event housing management, communications, booking processes and logistics for planners working with The Red Lion Hotel on the River – activities that would otherwise be extremely manual in nature and complex.
  • equipped with a powerful set of tools that include various templates and themes, libraries, bundles and customized event websites, where guests can make reservations and manage their bookings online.
  • The booking process for each event also includes a dedicated social network, which helps drive attendance and extend the event lifecycle, allowing attendees to connect before, during and after the event. An event-centric social networking option dramatically boosts the perceived value of the event.
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    By using an online reservation system to streamline the Red Lion Hotel's event planning needs they have created an online booking and networking system for meeting planners. This system allows them to track their events and managing booking dates/times to avoiding double booking. Planners will have access to online reservations, network of contacts, and tools to set up their events. There is also a mobile component to make reservations that can be accessible from any smartphone at anytime.
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The 6 Mobile Event Apps No #Eventprof Should Live Without - 0 views

  • A free event and meeting calculator that uses Convention Industry Council standards to recommend food, beverage, service and safety quantities for events based on attendance.
  • Offers planners the ability to demonstrate clear ROI to clients through their event app analytics that measures both attendee behavior and engagement.
  • Provides a networking event app that builds a social network to connect
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  • and engage your event participants
  • A networking platform that integrates social media to build interactive event communities for event organizers and attendees alike
  • This mobile event app develops conferencing and tradeshow apps for iPhone, iPad, Blackberry and Android devices.
  • Personalized activity feeds let organizers measure engagement on a whole new level!
  • Guidebook is a web interface that enables organizations to create mobile guides for their customers.
  • They specialize in the refined art of giving planners the ability to develop apps specifically for their own events
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    This article is about mobile app technology within the event planning sector of the hospitality industry. It lists and details several apps that event professionals can use to make their job easier. The article discusses the various benefits for event planners who use these specific apps.
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    Thank you for sharing. It's great that there are free tech applications that are available to to make the planning process more efficient.
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