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“Elevating events effortlessly with cutting-edge tech solutions. Let’s craft unforgettable experiences together! 🌟 #EventTechMastery” #TechBreakthrough #VirtualRealityTech #VirtualProjection #LEDscreenExperience #HoloTech #AugmentedRealityWorld #TechTrends #AIinnovation #AugmentedReality #GameDevelopmentSquad #ProjectionMapping #ExhibitionTechnology #TechInnovation #InteractiveExperiences

Your event, your way! Customisable doesn't have to be complicated. We work with YOU to create a solution that fits your unique needs. #EventTechTailored Tell us about your next event in the comments! Want to know more about how we could power your next event? Get in touch 😊 🌍 www.tapyago.com #EventTech #EventProfs #FutureOfEvents #EventManagement

Recent research reveals that 9 out of 10 event organisers believe that their virtual and hybrid events have been successful but what's the best way to measure the true impact of an event? Here are some of the key metrics we use at Virtuopo. Let us know in the comments which elements you prioritise. #Events #EventSuccess #EventROI #EventMetrics #EventEvaluation #ROI #EventImpact #EventGoals

🚀 Exciting News! Snapsight is heading to the CEMA-Corporate Event Marketing Association Summit 2024 in Seattle! 🌟 Where we're bringing our AI-powered event insights to the corporate event marketing world. At CEMA, you'll see: 👉 Real-time session summaries 👉 Instant Key Takeaways 👉 Engaging idea clouds Curious how AI can transform your events? Let's connect in Seattle! 💡 #CEMASummit2024 #Snapsight #AIEventTech #EventProfs 

Are We Defining Event Tech Correctly? Event tech websites tell us very little about what a solution does. Without a way to filter categorizations, making accurate matches becomes increasingly complicated. But what if we could redefine how we categorize platforms, creating categories that become industry standards? This is where value begins. #EventTech #Innovation #GoLucid #EventTechStandards

Exciting times at InEvent. Ready to experience the future of event tech? 🚀 Our latest video isn’t just an update—it’s a game-changer. Watch as Pedro and Vinni introduce how InEvent is transforming event management. Then, get ready for the highlight: our CTO Mauricio showcases the cutting-edge features that are setting new standards for the industry. From AI-driven Matchmaking that simplifies networking to our seamless Appointment Scheduler and the impressive Photo Match AI, this is one video you can’t afford to miss. Hit play and see how you can shape the future of your events. #InEventSummerUpdates #FutureOfEvents #InEvent #InEventTech

2.5 weeks away! Insightful sessions, valuable networking, and a strong sense of Atlantic / ServiceNow community! Why you should join us : - Engaging hands-on morning workshop for teams managing assets #EnterpriseAssetManagement #EAM - Afternoon packed with insightful sessions looking at IT asset management, #GenAI, and other use cases, highlighting real customer use cases and lessons learned. - Meaningful connections with fellow ServiceNow professionals and peers who are exploring all that the platform has to offer

"Defining Event Tech Standards" In today’s market, selecting event tech is difficult. Without a way to filter solutions, the larger the list becomes, the lower the probability of making accurate matches. But what if we could redefine how we categorize platforms—creating specific categories that align with industry standards? Here’s the challenge: those standards don’t exist yet. That’s where GoLucid, LLC comes in. Imagine if GoLucid was working to create those industry benchmarks, making it easier for solutions to explain what they offer clearly and for buyers to trust that the terms they use are accurate and validated. This would lead to more precise research results and foster a deeper understanding of technology advancements. GoLucid, LLC gathered a wealth of information in its research process. So far, we've identified and classified over 450+ companies in the event technology space. Our research involved reviewing their websites and flagging them in our master database, as verified through this initial step. From there, we contacted companies to set up introduction meetings, clarify who GoLucid is, and gather specific data points about their event technology framework. As part of this engagement, we asked companies to complete a survey on two verticals: 1. The event segments they serve, and 2. The specific event technologies they offer. Finally, we scheduled hour-long demos where companies could present their platform, explaining how they operate, what problems they solve, and who their ideal customer profile is. While not all 450+ companies completed the full lifecycle, a significant sample did, giving us valuable insight into how these platforms function. However, we realized our research had gaps, particularly in the second vertical question about the event technologies they offer. Due to word count, this will be continued here: https://lnkd.in/gnhm8pfz

Continued: The list we compiled from our survey was based on industry-leading data sources but lacked clarity and refinement. There were far too many terms, many of which were catch-all terms rather than true core categories. The data, while correct, was overly broad and didn't offer a simple way to filter or make meaningful comparisons. Additionally, during some demos, companies struggled to define their baseline solutions or core event technologies clearly. Their presentations often became confusing, and workflows were difficult to follow. Even with detailed notes, summarizing the results and understanding the value of their offering was challenging. This all points to a larger problem—no established benchmark for the event tech industry exists. Every company presents its solutions differently, often as variations of the same core technologies. Website terminology is inconsistent, and phrases like "All-In-One" make it even harder to categorize offerings. This lack of standardization makes it difficult for potential customers to research effectively and find the solutions that will actually help them. But what if there were a set of standards that vendors could work from? If these companies had clearer categories and terminology to build upon, it would likely make finding them easier for their ideal customers. The ability to filter through options accurately would reduce the overwhelming number of choices, and if consistency were in place, buyers could filter further, increasing the chances of making better matches. Ultimately, without such standards, the process remains inefficient for both buyers and sellers. The industry needs a clearer framework to help technology providers differentiate themselves and help customers find the right solutions with less friction. #EventTech #IndustryStandards #EventTechStandards #TechnologyMatching