Getting Ink at Your Event
Sep 01, 1998
Your company's events get the word out to your users, developers, and employees. Are you working the press, too? You may work with a public relations person, or may even be the public relations person. (Isn't "multitasking" a great euphemism?)...
Benchmark in Expansion Mode
Jul 01, 1998
Benchmark Hospitality, a leading U.S. conference center management company, is exporting its conference center know-how to Asia, the Middle East, and South America. "The first Complete Meeting Package (CMP) meeting in the history of Thailand was...
Incentives 101
Jul 01, 1998
High performers need more than a nice place to work. They want to be recognized and rewarded for their performance. In today's economy, companies are finding it increasingly difficult to hire, motivate, and retain good employees, perhaps in no...
Guide to Video-Speak
Jul 01, 1998
Those of you who are not using videoconferencing technology at your meetings and events, please step to the rear. Nobody moved? Great--you're an in-touch, leading-edge bunch of managers, and you're smarter than the average bear...
Ship Ahoy!
Jul 01, 1998
What to do when you're 10,000 rooms short? Float in some new ones...
The Wired Site Inspection
Jul 01, 1998
Your old site inspection checklist probably doesn't cut it with today's new technologies. Here's a supplement that will help you find a facility that's wired to your needs. Hotel Sales Sales representative is online ...
PLUGGED IN
Jul 01, 1998
Technology Meetings magazine is like the computer on your desk: If you look behind the scenes, there's a mass of connections that allows energy and data into the machine. One of the connections we've valued most at TM during our start-up phase is...
*TECH MEETINGS TOUGH ON PLANNERS
Jul 01, 1998
Meetings that focus on technology education are "the most difficult meetings to produce," says William J. Myers, CAE, CMP, and COO of the Professional Convention Management Association in Birmingham, Ala. As a member of the team that plans METCON ...
The ABCs of the Training Classroom
Jul 01, 1998
A classroom where adults learn well is not all that different from a classroom where children learn well. First you need the basics: Even and comfortable lighting, well-circulated air, comfortable seating, and convenient note-taking surfaces...
Reaching Critical Mass at SolidWorks
Jul 01, 1998
Launching a 1,500-person user conference is one more sign that this design software developer is on the fast track. You can fall into a trap, doing too many meetings and trade shows," cautions Sabine Gossart, director of marketing for software...
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