How to Avoid Drowning in a Sea of Data
Digital and hybrid events can collect a vast sea of data. If not careful, planners can quickly find themselves awash in information without a measurable way to use it.
Digital and hybrid events can collect a vast sea of data. If not careful, planners can quickly find themselves awash in information without a measurable way to use it.
If you are a planner who is organizing your first major event, avoid the following often-overlooked mistakes so you can take your guests’ experience to the next level.
As someone who runs a virtual and hybrid event tech company, I work with meeting planners all day long. Here’s what I’m advising them.
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