Event technology

C&IT's Editor Calum Di Lieto hosted an interactive discussion revealing the results of our recent survey on proving ROI. This webinar will provide you with actionable tips on how you can exploit your event data and make your events more personal.

Technology is connecting experiences all over the world – but what about the people at the heart of the experience? How is technology connecting those who organise events with those who attend? And how can this help the bottom line? 

Hear from leading event experts as we reveal all...

We’ve investigated the role and importance of technology for both event planners and delegates – tune in to discover how you can get the most out of tech for your events…

The Power of Technology is the final webinar in this series of four, where we aim to uncover the four pillars to event success: audience, mobile, content and technology. This final instalment brings it altogether, as we explore how to enhance events through technology, making it a core part of your event, before during and after.

In this instalment of The Power of Live, we’ll be looking at Content, with top tips and tricks on how to enhance content through technology and use it as a core part of your content programme.

The Power of Mobile is the second webinar in our new series of four, where we aim to uncover the secret to the four pillars of event success: audience, mobile, content and technology. In this instalment, we dive into everything mobile with tips and tricks on how to get your attendees to actually engage in mobile so it is a useful tool and not an added gimmick – and this goes for before, during and after the event.

The Power of Audience is the first webinar in our new series of four, where we aim to uncover the secrets to the four pillars of event success: audience, content, mobile and technology. 

How can you align events and marketing strategies? How do you uncover the true power of event marketing? Are events a marketing power-tool or an investment risk?

Explore how event planners from brands and event companies – including Barclays, BNP Paribas, Lloyds Banking Group, HP, Clarion Events and Rapiergroup – tackle challenges around event data.