This is a continuation of the post regarding the use of the SWOT analysis for the evaluation of the event and the development of performance standards ensuring high quality for subsequent events. In part 1, we took a look at examples of Strengths and Weaknesses. In this part, we [...]Read more

In one of our previous posts we proposed event organizers the use of the SWOT analysis during the event (training courses, workshops or conferences) planning. Today, we will present how to use the SWOT analysis to evaluate the event and develop action standards that ensure [...]Read more

This post is the last in a series devoted to the power of a checklist. Check the previous ones if you want to find out why the checklist is an inseparable element of the organization of events, what points should it contain at the planning stage and a few months before its start. [...]Read more

Each organizer of training courses and conferences deals with the attendees before, during and after the event. All activities related to this qualify as Customer Service. In this post, we will focus on the most important elements of customer service before the event, so before [...]Read more

This post is a continuation of a series devoted to the power of the checklist. Check the previous ones if you want to find out why the checklist is an inseparable element of the organization of events and what points should it contain at the planning stage. Meanwhile, time is [...]Read more

The online event registration industry in the “software as a service” model is very developed, with the majority of players being located in the United States. It is known that there are no limits on the internet, however, the location of the software provider [...]Read more

Checklists are a tool helping to avoid mishaps and even major disasters, not only in the professional area. We have already written about their numerous advantages in the event manager’s work. In today’s post, we will try to summarize how to construct an optimal tool [...]Read more