Production technology sets the stage for speakers and entertainment through state-of-the-art set designs, event concepts and lighting with technicians and producers for support.
Small Meetings Get Helping Hands 05/04/2009
Life just got a little easier for meeting planners in charge of smaller events, with two companies, MeetingMetrics and American Express Business Travel, developing programs specifically geared toward them. More
Alliance Tech Purchases nTAG 04/06/2009
Austin, Texas-based Alliance Tech, a company that provides RFID-enabled event measurement, recently bought Boston-based nTAG, which has a focus on face-to-face social networking technology and created the first interactive name badge. The sale was a fortuitous one for both companies: nTAG was in bankruptcy, and Alliance Tech was looking to branch into the type of technology nTAG offered.
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Making Customers' Lives Easier 12/08/2008 There are new products and services constantly being offered for show managers and their customers – many of whom likely will be on the showfloor Dec. 10 at Expo! Expo! Intl. Assn. of Exhibition and Events' Annual Meeting & Exhibition at the Miami Beach (Fla.) Convention Center.More
Event Production: Staging the Impossible? By Stephanie Corbin - 09/22/2008
A successful event isn't just about immaculate linens, beautiful decorations and good food. What does that matter if those attending don't remember the event? According to Gary Bias, executive producer of Columbus, Ohio-based EventCo Productions, all that's left at the end of an event is ROI, pictures and memories.
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First Tradeshow Tech Conference Slated 09/15/2008
MeetingTechOnline will hold its inaugural MTO Summit 2008 Nov. 5-6 in Chicago. Organizers are calling it the first face-to-face conference designed to help tradeshow organizers learn about the technology they need to enhance their events.
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Trap Snaps Shut on MICE North America By Rachel Wimberly - 02/04/2008
As of the end of January, the writing was on the wall for MICE (Multi Intl. Communication Experiences) North America, as most of its divisions and offices in the U.S. and Canada all but ceased to exist. On Jan. 10, Columbia, Md.-based private equity firm JPB Enterprises bought one of MICE's largest divisions.
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TSEA's Focus Is on Monster 10/12/2007
Two of the Trade Show Exhibitors Assn.'s three 2007 Focus Awards went to projects done by Monster Media.
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BEHIND THE STORY Michael Hart, Editor-in-Chief, Tradeshow Week June 12, 2009 Shock and Awe Is So 2008ish
The good news out of the Exhibition and Convention Executives Forum is that most lead... More
Tradeshow Tales Rachel Wimberly, Senior Editor, Tradeshow Week June 10, 2009 Italian Economy Thrives
If there’s a global recession going on that’s supposedly touching every s... More
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