Matt Galligan, the co-founder of Circa, famously said, “…the future of mobile is the future of everything”.
It is a no-brainer that the world is shaped by digital technology and the Internet.
But while 62% of marketers believe that mobile apps can drive attendee engagement and 93% percent of event marketers plan to invest in virtual events moving forward, only 27% of virtual/hybrid meetings make use of a mobile app.
First things first, are you aware of the options available to you and the tech that can support your choices going forward?
Here are a few of our favorite companion apps for events and the reasons we think make them so popular.
Social Point – Gamification in digital and physical events is still the leading trend in the events industry so it would make sense to take advantage of it. Social Point offers a platform for fun, interactive and customizable games that can create a more entertaining experience for all.
Meeting Play – Interactive gamification is once again at the top of our minds and Meeting Play delivers an outstanding product that provides fun incentives to attendees. Think answering questions, visiting sponsors, connecting with others, or posting on social media!
Event Base – Trusted by some of the top companies worldwide including IBM, Microsoft, and Adobe, Event Base knows how to deliver the tools needed for conferences, roadshows, and other large-scale events.
Are you considering the options that could be right for you?
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