
What is Event Data Orchestration and Why it Matters
Events play a crucial role in B2B marketing, but despite the unique value that event data provides, they often end up siloed and underutilized. By connecting events to your broader

Events play a crucial role in B2B marketing, but despite the unique value that event data provides, they often end up siloed and underutilized. By connecting events to your broader

Harnessing the Power of Event Data: Key Points From Our Webinar Webinars are a rich source of valuable insights, and ours was no different. In our recent session, we explored

As marketers delve into the endless possibilities artificial intelligence (AI) offers to enhance their efforts, new advances in conversational AI are reshaping how extensive amounts of event data are interpreted

Recent studies by Forrester reveal that 55% of marketers admit to falling short in fully leveraging zero and first-party data gleaned from their events. This underscores an ongoing challenge –

Human connection has always been at the core of marketing events; it’s what gives events the power and effectiveness that they have as a marketing channel. In fact, an impressive

Event Intelligence dashboards can provide valuable insights and data visualization for monitoring and analyzing various aspects of an event. However, not all dashboards are created equal. A competitive event intelligence

Today, too many organizations are hosting marketing events but leaving their event data fragmented and in silos. That prevents them from easily getting a full understanding of what their data

Simply collecting event data is not enough; you need to know what to do with it to make it work for you. Get tips on what to do with your

Event Intelligence is becoming more important than ever, particularly as the latest event technology providers offer more powerful, flexible tools that are also easily scalable. Event Intelligence offers important actionable

Transforming event data into actionable insights is an important element of your event success metrics. Event organizers are leveraging new data strategies for in-person and hybrid events. Gathering large numbers