[Timothy Myres]

While social distancing measures are still the key in containing the virus, digital interactions between exhibitors and attendees will play a leading role to the events industry reopening.

The pandemic has actually created a higher demand for event technologies that allow all parties involved to avoid touching paper, as usually happens in check-in and access control processes, or simply when exchanging business cards or brochures. For example, in the specific case of job & career fairs, paper CVs are definitely a thing of the past.

What if all your live events need to thrive again is simply a good internet access and a great event tech solution that will come with interactive ways to turn physical interactions into digital formats? The proof lies in the fact that during the coronavirus lockdown, contactless payments have been keeping economies running and helping people reduce contact with the virus. So, what’s stopping technology to work in the same way for the events industry?

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