Planning your company’s next big meeting, conference, or convention? Your stakeholders have requested you to examine new states and hotels. They want you to “shake it up” and start over with the planning. With the emergence of new COVID-19 variations, how will gathering regulations evolve?
Event Management. It’s a phrase that’s bandied around a lot, but what precisely does it mean beyond the literal definition of managing events? More importantly, how can it be used in events? Every type of event demands a distinct combination of skills and knowledge
The last few years saw an immense advancement in the technology of projection mapping. Surfaces with complex shapes and dimensions can now be masked with dynamic visuals transforming reality into illusions of infinite dimensions. You might have seen projection mapping at events like product launches,
In every field of business, there are some terminologies that you never really understand. The term event management is self-explanatory. Essentially, event management is the process of using business management and organizational skills to envision, plan and execute social and business events. Planning a corporate
Imagine gathering 1000 attendees for a day of business learning, networking, and idea-sharing. As the speaker approaches the podium, the light blows, darkening half the stage. They start speaking, but the room echoes. And now the slide presentation doesn’t work. It’s all gone awry. Whatever
The COVID-19 pandemic has completely transformed the way people use digital communication and virtual event platforms. Among the many video conferencing platforms, Google Meet is one of the most favoured and popular ones for netizens. Launched in 2017, the company rapidly grew 30 times, having
2020-21 have been years full of innovation and adaptation for everyone, especially the business world. The COVID-19 pandemic drove organisations to be more creative than ever, especially in the way teams can communicate and engage internally, as well as how they can stay connected with
The world has witnessed a noticeable rise in the number of virtual events after the COVID-19 pandemic. Even though nothing can compensate for the value of face-to-face interactions, there are times when going virtual is a necessity. What are virtual events? Virtual events are those
The last two years have witnessed a tremendous transformation from in-person events to virtual events. The COVID-19 pandemic has made it almost impossible to host large in-person events. Thanks to several state of the art video streaming services, it is now possible to host live
Imagine, you’ve planned almost every aspect of your big conference or meeting in detail and perfection. Then you approach the microphone to greet everyone, and you hear a screeching sound from the mic. Or That’s when you realize the presentation slides you worked on for
COVID-19 has made almost everything virtual; weddings, schools, church services, seminars, concerts, and even awards. Virtual reality (events) still seems like a far-fetched and foreign concept, even with all of our technological advancements. So, let’s take a deeper look at virtual events. What are virtual
Ever since the Coronavirus Pandemic rocked our world, people have been using video conferences to meet the need of conducting video meets, attending classes and various other social engagements. Google Meet offers a beautiful opportunity to conduct business with colleagues, stay in touch with your
“Having a superb quality yet high impact audio visual system is crucial in leaving a lasting message to your spectator’s sight and hearing” (Executive PA Media, 2017). Audio Visual (AV) is electronic media possessing both sound and visual components, such as presentations, films, television programs, corporate conferencing, church services, and live theatre productions. Audiovisual
Virtual events are popular and in-demand during this COVID-19 pandemic spike that we saw in 2020 to 2021. In 2020, the number of organisations planning virtual events doubled. The biggest challenge to conducting virtual events (according to those who’ve already run their event) is that
