Transports et Mobilités

Un Conseil des ministres des Transports décisif se tiendra cette semaine.
Petit à petit, sous l'influence de certains opérateurs mais aussi de petits pays, le projet initial de la Commission européenne est revu à la baisse.

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You want to provide excellent opportunities for networking in order for attendees to see value and return next year. But as soon as they do (return), they look to reestablish communications with their existing networking group and are less prone to reach out to newbies. The higher percentage of returning attendants you have, the harder it is for first-time attendees to find meaningful networking. How do you balance the desire of returnees to network within their group and a newbie’s need for branching out?

Here are the latest small meetings trends, according to our most recent survey.

Technology alone has been the driving force behind some of the most dramatic changes the industry has seen since BizBash started in 2000. But what’s next for events and meetings? For the creatives in the field, the challenge—and the thrill—is in imagining new ways to draw in an audience and make a live experience a memorable one. Here’s what some forward-thinking designers and producers believe will shape events and meetings in the next five years and beyond.

Au-delà du spectacle lui-même, artistique, commercial ou sportif, il faut avant tout s'assurer des besoins essentiels des spectateurs. « Un grand événement, c'est avant tout trois choses : le stationnement, la restauration et les toilettes, sourit Paul-Vincent Marchand. On sait que ce sont des sujets qui vont générer de la critique. »

Twitter and Snapchat are both evolving their business models to capture and share more real-time, event-related content.

Using technology to entertain and engage your conference audience is not difficult, it just takes the will and a plan.

Now that the tools are more readily available, this is where I see exhibitions and events going within the next 5 years (probably sooner). The economic crash has made us all strive for efficiency in all aspects of our lives, not just with the check book (who uses those anymore?) Since we discovered fire, technology has always been designed with the intention of making our lives easier.

But what’s the flip side? At what point do we draw the line between helpful tech and big brother style snooping? How easily can those pesky hackers get into the systems? Where does it sit with data protection? At what point should the magic end?