Event Tech & Virtual Meetings

One year into the era of generative artificial intelligence, its potential to help build, promote, execute, and analyze business events is mind-boggling.

Beth Surmont uses A.I. tools for thematic development, agenda building, content creation, ad format selection. Here’s how she does it.

Heather Munnell uses A.I. for attendee-data analysis in order to design more valuable events. Here’s how she does it.

PCMA and Gevme have launched a A.I. tool with built-in event related prompts. Here’s how it works.

While 3,400 exhibiting companies vied for planner’s attention at the IMEX America show in Las Vegas, these organizations stood out to one meeting executive for their connection to top industry issues.

Known as Spark, the planning-specific platform will maintain a free version along with a paid version offering enhanced features that rolls out on October 23.

Two conference leaders have announced new tech resources that meet attendees’ changing expectations and communication styles.

The hybrid-meeting technology launched last year with compelling capabilities for facilitating collaboration.

Will Curran, founder of Endless Events and the #eventprofs online community, moves to Bizzabo as head of Klik Experiential, a division that builds data-collecting smart badges.

An artificial-intelligence engine with built-in prompts specifically for meeting management tasks is entirely free right now, but the founders have announced that some functionality will go behind a paywall this fall.