
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

There’s a reason why 80% of marketers report that live events play a major role in their overall business success: events are an exceptional way to get to know your

Research indicates that roughly 20% of revenue from US trade shows comes from sponsorships, making it crucial to build a community of loyal sponsors to maximize event ROI. Here are

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

The event management industry is poised to transform into a world where every decision is informed, every interaction is personalized, and every event becomes an opportunity to inspire. The heartbeat

Marketing events are an invaluable tool for companies looking to boost their revenue streams. By engaging directly with their target audience, organizations can create engaging experiences that not only elevate

With advances in Artificial Intelligence(AI) and event data orchestration, personalization is set to elevate to new standards. A recent survey of senior marketing leaders, finds that only 15% of CMOs