Legacy event playbooks lead to legacy events. Why doesn't agility apply to event structure and participation? As the fall event calendar fills up, time for a hybrid event wake up call - and a case for ...

As a result of the pandemic, we know people want to gather together, wherever they are. No longer are events solely a tentpole activation for marketers, with inaccurate or too-broad KPIs aimed at a ...

Muhammad Younas is the CEO at vFairs, a leading global virtual events platform. With over 13 years of experience in the software space, Younas has conceptualized and grown multiple highly profitable ...

Events are a staple in all industries due to their inherent networking opportunities, educational outlets and, let’s be honest, the exciting end-of-day gatherings. And in the modern world, the hybrid ...

Hybrid events aren't that hard - but they are misunderstood. There is still time to add a hybrid component to your next event. Here's a framework to consider, and an argument for how hybrid events fit ...

Hybrid events are expected to dominate the events industry this year and the next. We’ll take a look at how you can engage all your attendees, whether they are virtual or in-person. How to make ...

After 20 years of running my own events agency, I got the chance to come to Microsoft to design a hybrid event room, which is a new way to engage at events and conferences using Microsoft Teams ...

The pandemic has left business leaders with endless opportunities. The ways in which we engage with our audiences are changing by the day. No longer are we limited to in-person events—we now have ...

DR: ‘Hybrid’ is the word of the year when it comes to events, but there seems to be a lot of disagreement or confusion around what a hybrid event actually is, and I think part of that stems from the ...

As streaming has moved through the pandemic years into a new normal that isn't exactly what anyone expected, the meaning of hybrid event streaming production and delivery that has emerged over the ...

Hybrid events are more than just a stopgap in times of pandemic. And if you get the basics right, a small event can suddenly become something massive. Michael Praetorius explains how. When the event ...