Eventcombo has partnered with a machine-learning institute to create a platform that handles both rote tasks and higher-level duties for planning meetings.

Real-time speech translation for delivering audio and captions was on display at the inaugural Event Tech Live U.S. show.

The small-meeting booking platform can now integrate and manage office meeting spaces.

Here’s what’s new and next for Groups360’s online hotel marketplace, which continues to add opportunites for simplifying the booking process for small groups.

The integration of Bizly into Cvent’s system allows for more of an organization’s small-meeting data to land in one database, improving management’s visibility into overall meeting spend.

A professional emcee isn’t just for introducing speakers—it’s a role that can help with event marketing, audience experience, risk management, and more.

Power over ethernet technology is not new, but it is now making its way into hotels. Here’s a brief primer to keep you up to date on this trend.

Zoom introduces a new feature called IQ, a “conversation intelligence software” to keep attendees and non-attendees up to speed on a meeting’s content and next steps through A.I.-generated summaries.

A recent MeetingsNet webinar addressed the role of event technologist in both strategy and logistics, and how planners seeking to be one can get their executives to buy into this now-critical skill set.

Veteran meetings-tech consultant Corbin Ball talks about the possible uses of A.I. before, during, and after events take place, and what he hopes to see in late April at North America’s inaugural Event Tech Live show.