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How to Increase Attendance at Corporate Events 20+ ways to get people to an event   A half empty room is a fear of all corporate event organisers. These tips, including celebrity endorsements and reducing no shows, will alleviate the worry.  Most of them can be applied to planning a meeting, as well as organising a social event. They provide a guide to put a strategy together. Prompting on aspects you might not have previously thought of, or have overlooked.     Corporate Event Organising for Business Events

Internet access allows conference organisers to open the doors of an event to share with a worldwide data captured audience. With so much invested into an event, it makes sense to capitalise on your investment through streaming; making it available beyond the day itself. Streaming can be easily integrated with other event AV, it is quick to set up, requires little technical assistance and there is minimal intrusion. Performance and overall reliability are vital and make sure it is compatible for viewing both on desktops and mobile devices. Once in place the rewards are easy to grasp. Further information on a conference

Guide to Conference Jargon What does DDR mean?  Most of the terminology used by conference organisers is common sense, once it has been explained.  In some instances there are duplicate terms for the same thing.  Take the price per delegate for a day meeting which includes room hire, refreshments and lunch.  It can be referred to as a daily delegate rate (shortened to DDR), a day rate, an 8 hour rate or a non residential rate.  There are in fact all the same. Conference Organiser’s Terminology Here is an A-Z index for meeting planners to give a quick point of reference, to ensure you are speaking the