Event Technology

Explore the Metaverse's journey from the peak of its hype in 2022 to its current state, highlighting both significant advancements and challenges faced. Examine the strategies of key players, the impact of emerging technologies, and future prospects for this evolving digital frontier.

Smart city technologies are revolutionising event management by enhancing attendee experiences, improving efficiency, and promoting sustainability through the integration of IoT, AI, and big data. As cities like Dubai and Kigali lead the way, these advancements promise a future of smarter, more engaging, and environmentally conscious events.

This blog explores the transformative potential of blockchain technology in event management, highlighting its applications in enhancing ticketing integrity, securing vendor contracts, and creating transparent event ecosystems. By leveraging blockchain's attributes of decentralisation, transparency, and security, event organisers can overcome existing challenges and pave the way for more efficient, trustworthy, and innovative event operations.

This article explores the critical issue of AI bias in recruitment and healthcare, highlighting its significant implications for the events industry. It provides insights into how AI bias manifests, the risks it poses, and strategies for event professionals to ensure inclusive, fair, and ethically sound events.

In the blog we explore the dynamic integration of Virtual Reality in revolutionising event experiences in Saudi Arabia. Highlighting innovative applications and case studies, we consider how VR not only enhances engagement and global accessibility but also aligns with Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 objectives. This exploration reveals VR's potential to transform the event industry, making it more inclusive, efficient, and forward-thinking.

This comprehensive blog delves into the crucial aspects of creating a seamless attendee experience through streamlined registration and efficient check-in processes, tailored specifically for events in the culturally rich regions of Africa and the Middle East. It underscores the importance of technology integration, personalisation, and cultural considerations, alongside a commitment to sustainability and active feedback collection.