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Why not organise a hackathon during your next event? It stimulates innovation in the sector, attracts a new target group and adds significant dynamics to the event. We recently organised our first hackathon and are pleased to share our experiences with you.

Be your own innovation driver: organise a hackathon

The first-ever Event Industry Hackathon tasked 50 hackers, divided over eight teams, with devising solutions for various challenges in the event sector within 24 hours. The winning team provided the best solution, answering the question of how the future of the event industry would look.

Is ‘mixed reality’ the future of the event industry?

Reliable Wi-Fi on command feels as natural today as access to tap water. And yet, every organiser has had to cope with less than perfect wireless internet. What causes this? And, crucially, how can you solve the problem? Here are some tips on how to tame the Wi-Fi monster

Taming the Wi-Fi monster

DJ Martin Garrix will organise his own show in RAI Amsterdam during the Amsterdam Dance Event. “These events are a real celebration, including for the venue,” says business development manager Ellen Dekker. “Dance events are becoming more and more complex, and organisers have more and more things to consider.”

What involves organising a dance event?

Relevant content is required 365 days a year for your community in order to stimulate interaction and dialogue

How to create killer content for your community

The event industry has placed sustainability firmly on the agenda

A sustainable event, step by step

Community is the new buzzword in the world of exhibitions. Perhaps you are planning to build a community or have started already. That’s a smart idea as exhibitors and visitors like networking and sharing knowledge before and after the exhibition and facilitating this helps you stay relevant as an organiser. But while much is possible technically, you need to check the reliability of the plan and how it should be approached. What are the pitfalls and success factors?

Communities – the secrets of a year-round exhibition

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