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On the ball: Running an event during World Cup 2014

If you're hosting or arranging an event during the World Cup 2014, you may be competing against distracted attention spans. At Warwick Conferences we

Six tips for a successful event manager

A truly successful event manager works in partnership with an event organiser, sharing in their aims and objectives and doing whatever they can to

Growing appetite for technology is great news for the events industry

At Central Hall Westminster we've been astounded by the interest and desire among event organisers to learn about technology.

The value of dedicated social networking for company events

Social networking is increasingly prevalent in our daily lives. Spending ten or twenty minutes, sometimes more, on Facebook, Twitter, etc. has become the norm;

Establishing a personal SME strategy

Alighting upon a firm business strategy, however mobile it may be, is just as crucial as determining and exploiting a personal life-strategy that will

Be smart, your consumer is

I read with interest Peter Kormornik's blog, 'Event Technology: Is it too taxing?' in which he described the events industry as 'slightly technophobic' and

Fun aids learning – the research says so

We all know children benefit from learning through play; it starts from the moment they're born and continues throughout childhood. It's quite simple: having

Is there a virtual reality for the industry?

At this year's International Confex, there was much discussion in the seminars about how virtual events are changing the way people meet. But is

Event technology: is it too taxing?

Peter Kormornik, CEO of audience interaction specialists, sli.do, shares his thoughts on why event tech can be too taxing.

Bad practices should go up in smoke

For any major venue to flourish with health and safety, promoting the right culture is essential.

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