The Professional Convention Management Association practiced what it’s preaching to planners.

Meeting Professionals International used an interesting format for its biggest event.

Executives speak in front of corporate-HQ employees while regional offices tune in remotely.

News flash: It’s not less expensive to run events that have fewer in-person attendees and more virtual attendees.

For events with in-person and virtual components, the possibilities—and the potential problems—are many.

The American Association of Hip and Knee Surgeons takes the plunge, with promising results.

Q1 has seen new partnerships and programs that grease the hybrid-meeting wheels.

There’s work involved not just for planners, but for presenters and panelists as well.

Staying up to date on digital-meeting solutions can be a chore. Here are six developments worth noting.

A new app lets participants use their own headsets and earpieces to listen to sessions.