Events will come back. They will come back in different shapes and formats. And they will come back stronger. While event professionals have shown an almost unlimited supply of resilience this year, events are meant to come back next year: in-per...

We talked to Ken Veenendaal and Mike McMinn from Audio-visual company, Vidcom, on the challenges their company has faced, especially throughout this year, how they have pivoted to the changing environment, and what the key elements are to creatin...

What a year it has been: A year full of forced changes, uncertainties, and unexpected plot twists. However, 2020 has also shown how well-connected the event industry is, and how flexible, agile and strong event professionals are. For 2021, the me...

As venues endured cancelled or rescheduled events, they were challenged to think outside the box and work on creative strategies to best utilise their venue spaces that would have previously been occupied. Here are some innovative and forward-thi...

As more events move online, event organizers are challenged to find new ways to offer great value for money to their exhibitors. The recent changes in event formats have dramatically impacted the investment that people (both attendees and exhibit...

Unless your wi-fi has been down for the past few months (in which case you likely won’t see this anyway) you’ve probably read an article or ten about virtual event platforms. Plus, I’m fairly certain everyone has participated in at least 3 virtua...

The world changes. Countries change. People change. And events change, too.

Over the last years you could already feel a softening of traditional structures in conferences and meetings. Our culture of gatherings has made a switch from au...

With people increasingly turning to online platforms to stay connected and engage with each other, we have been forced to reimagine the way we design and deliver events in the digital world. But how do we create memorable events in this digital ...

Online events to date have been successful because of strong relationships built onsite. Those emotional connections to the onsite event stay with us in ways digital events struggle to replicate. Now that more relationships are being built and m...

It’s easy for us to get stuck in the same patterns in virtual and hybrid events that we do in onsite events. They tend to all follow exactly the same format and use exactly the same tools, much like traditional onsite and in-person events – every...

Bringing people together has never been harder nor, paradoxically, easier. The digital age has brought people together across the planet to build communities and share experiences. Now, in a time of unprecedented struggle in the events industry,...

One week after New Zealand lifted all coronavirus restrictions as they moved to Alert Level 1, venue leaders from the region discussed initiatives implemented as part of their return to normal and what their events agenda is starting to look like...

As cities and states begin to reopen for business, Ungerboeck hosted a virtual summit that brought fairground industry leaders together to share insights about how they are prepping and changing their day-to-day operations to adhere to the new wa...

While several countries have started to reopen their economies, the events industry is facing challenges on different levels across the globe. The pace differs from region to region, so the international exchange of experiences has become essenti...

“What is EBMS?”, you may wonder while reading this article. EBMS stands for “Event Business Management Software” and many of Ungerboeck’s long-standing customers across the globe remember it as the very first name for Ungerboeck's event manageme...