Five Event Tech Trends on the Rise
Innovations ranging from proximity sensors to opinion mining made waves in the meetings industry this year.
Innovations ranging from proximity sensors to opinion mining made waves in the meetings industry this year.
When organizers of an energy grid cybersecurity conference wanted to drive home the imminent danger of an attack on the U.S. power grid, the production team at Freeman created an eerily realistic experience.
Looking for a restaurant or bar where the noise level won’t get in the way of actually talking to your companions? SoundPrint might be music to your ears.
A boutique hotel brand is creating a virtual lobby experience in the hopes of getting more people to look up from their screens and converse in the physical space.
A recent study conducted at Cornell University revealed that virtual-reality environments have an effect on the way that we experience and consume food. Will the immersive digital world land on a convention menu?
Associations are urged to go where their members are — and that means onto digital platforms.
8th Wave’s Atika Rosli looks at how technology affects the events industry and client relationships.
VR being used to scout venues and debut products. Will that hurt F2F?
The next chapter of digital events will include speakers who are streamed as holograms. Learn about Vimeo’s new feature that will make the sci-fi-sounding world of 3D holograms a reality.
ICT industry takes centre stage at ITU event in South Africa.
The e-commerce giant opened a new brick-and-mortar store with a product selection based on digital feedback. The model might be a way for organizations to think about curating their face-to-face programming.
Planners must ensure that hacking prevention is part of event preparation.