BOSTON — A 5½-hour road trip from Montreal to Boston over the weekend showed that a chartered bus to a conference can be just the right place to deliver content,[…]
If you rely on live events for education, marketing, professional networking, or organizational development, you might need a quick primer in low-carbon meeting design to weather the next economic and[…]
BALTIMORE, June 23: Verbatim video died of advanced obsolescence today, gasping its final breath as a credible method of repackaging conference content. Death occurred at about 2:30 PM Eastern, with the[…]
In last week’s post, we looked at the hazards of choosing a technology platform for a hybrid meeting before deciding how that meeting will be set up, who it’s supposed[…]
One of the best new strategies for making conferences more audience-friendly and less carbon-intensive might soon be dead on arrival—not because the answer is incorrect, but because event organizers are[…]
Dennis Shiao says the NFL has a few things to teach us about virtual events. He shares what he’s learned here. News flash: The National Football League (NFL) is an[…]
Not long ago, Deborah Pannell attended a conference focusing on event sustainability – a big issue for today’s event planners. She shares what she learned from the experience here. Sustainability[…]
Shawna McKinley has collected some great resources for keeping events sustainable. She shares some of them here. Believe nothing in life comes for free? There’s always a string attached? Think[…]
Adrian Segar believes there are event planning lessons to be learned from Netflix’s adjustment to the way customers view rented films. He shares his insights here. “In 2006 we announced[…]