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When it comes to planning and executing your event, time is easily your most valuable asset. And with so many moving parts involved, managing your time can become a monstrous task. Throw in delegates, keynote speakers, trade show presenters, and partners, and it can be tough to balance increasing expectations with decreasing patience for disruptions or delays.

Are you looking for new ideas to get your visitors excited about your event swag? Here are 10 trends in event promotional items and some hot products you should be aware of. Get your event attendees excited about your giveaways and stay ahead of your competitors!

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Arlo is a cloud based training and event management software designed to promote, sell and deliver courses and events. Here is our review.

Executing a great event is a tough job. From the biggest decisions to the smallest elements, the best event planners sweat every detail to give delegates the best experience possible. But all that pressure can take its toll.

CATALYST® by Omnipress is an online abstract and speaker management system, to collect, manage and share valuable event content. Here is our review.

Umbel is a solution that helps you to get to know your fans better and drive event ROI, based on data-led decisions.

When you’re planning an event, where you host it is a big consideration. From the time you start exploring your venue options, to the time you complete a site visit, there’s a lot to think about to ensure your venue is supporting an excellent delegate and event experience.

What happens on stage leaves a lasting impression with your customers, which is why event profs need to be production savvy. It starts with managing your speakers through a flawless stage experience.

On top of everything else a busy event planner has to think about, a key logistical hurdle to overcome is - how do you keep everyone in communication come the big day?

Are you making the most of your conference content? Research shows that most event planners are missing a trick. Here’s how you can use the wealth of information at your fingertips to increase attendance and interest in next year's event.