During international conferences with multiple languages, it is of the utmost importance that all attendees can understand what is being said. Conference interpretation equipment enables interpreters to render the message from the floor language into another language as quickly as possible (simultaneously).
More information: http://atlasls.com/blog/?p=91
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Walking back to our 2M Europe Office in Paris located in the Latin Quarter 5th district, I passed the Place d’Italie and found myself surrounded by illuminated Brisbane billboards boasting our River City Brisbane ahead of the G20 summit 2014. With Angela Merkel, Barak Obama and other Heads of State heading to the Queensland capital next year, Australia’s River City is sure to be an exciting place to be.
More information: http://www.2m.com.au/blog/simultaneous-interpreting-and-your-next-conference-or-meeting/
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Ready to sell some tickets and get folks signed up for your next event? If you want to look like you know what you’re doing, use one of the many online tools at your disposal. Your website CMS may not have the capabilities to take online registration, sell tickets or manage event marketing with ease. Below we take a look at some of the leading third-party event registration apps and event website services we think you’re going to love (or hate, you never know).
Read more: http://blog.spinweb.net/whats-good-and-bad-in-third-party-event-registration-software#ixzz42nPo9KGQ
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One big hurdle that can dictate the success of your event early on is the check-in process. A seamless check-in process prevents long and slow lines, avoids staff confusion and makes your meeting appear organized and professional.
More information: http://www.smartmeetings.com/meeting-planning/63373/3-tools-to-simplify-your-event-check-in-process
Chances are, you’ve heard the buzz about RFID for events. The wireless event tech has become standard at the country’s top music festivals, with fans proudly wearing their RFID wristbands year-round like badges of honor.
– See more at: https://www.eventbrite.com/blog/academy/the-top-10-benefits-of-using-rfid-for-events/#sthash.oyzzqxR3.dpuf
During this year’s international business conference C2MTL, Connect&GO launched its latest innovation: a ‘contactless’ access control and crowd monitoring system.
More information: http://connectngo.com/connectgo-in-the-midst-of-revolutionising-events/
Audience response has been around for ages. “Raise your hand,” is an old form of taking a poll. People have been clapping to show approval and booing to show disapproval since Roman times.
More information: http://www.cadmiumcd.com/CadmiumCD/article.asp?ID=social-audience-response
It’s a bird, it’s a plane, it’s the Bat Signal? While 2015 may have been the year of Star Wars, 2016 is the year that everyone’s favorite comic book heroes will face off on the big screen in Batman vs. Superman: Dawn of Justice.
More information: http://www.cadmiumcd.com/CadmiumCD/article.asp?ID=become-an-eventtech-superhero
Following the interest in Audience Response Systems (ARS) at the recentTechnology panel debate, we are pleased to announce that we will be hosting a session allowing staff to gain an understanding of the different uses of ARS and best practice methods.
More information: http://blogs.bath.ac.uk/litebox/2015/11/12/litebox-event-audience-response-systems/
