Event surveys serve as valuable tools for gathering feedback, measuring attendee satisfaction, and gaining insights into event success. However, understanding and effectively utilizing the data collected from these surveys is crucial for event planners and organizers. In this CLE blog, we explore the importance of the event survey, discuss strategies for analyzing and interpreting survey data, and provide resources to …
When the lights dim and the curtain falls, the cast of characters is anxiously anticipating a rush of claps and hoots from the audience. Hopefully, just hopefully, when they come out to take a bow, it’s to a standing ovation. This moment of immediate feedback is cathartic to stage performers. Event planners live this same moment when events come to …
The old-school days of how event planning and production professionals educate audiences are gone. And trust us, no one is missing them. Gone are the days of rows and rows of seats lined up to face the stage. Unless it’s the Keynote Speaker who enters with a real-time, customized song performed by a live band. Gone are speakers painstakingly reading …
The use of facial recognition can be a somewhat controversial topic, but we are here to lay out what you need to know about facial-recognition technology and how it relates to the event industry. Facial recognition technology is becoming more common across the board. It is especially popular with meeting planners, corporate planners, professional conference planners, and organizers who need …
If you’re already using (or at least exploring) an app for your events, you’re on the right track. Apps are a great communication tool for your event or meeting attendees. They offer the convenience of having conference agendas, breakout schedules, speaker information, and many other details at their fingertips. But are your meetings interactive and engaging? Consider these questions to …
As a technology provider, our job is to stay at the forefront of emerging technologies and tools while also considering the application of these tools for event production and various settings. Projection mapping is an exciting new technology in event production. Recently, projection mapping has been used to display graphics or animation on the sides of European castles or in …
What’s in your meeting or event kit? Everyone who works in the meeting and event industry has an answer to this one. Those key, crucial items you need when you are onsite at an event. Special markers, highlighters, a variety of tape, ibuprofen, pliers, staple gun, hairspray, and well the list could go on and on. Here is what our …
When we were brainstorming topics for upcoming blog posts, one of my team members casually mentioned the topic of “loading trucks.” As soon as she said it, I almost jumped out of my chair! If you know me you will not be surprised that this was the case! See, I love loading trucks. I love driving our trucks. I love …
Here at CLE, we have a few people who have been in Event Technology or the AV business for many, many years. Chris Janson joined the industry in the fall of 1983 and our Director of Operations, Kris Churchill has been involved in the AV business since 1991. I’ll do the math for you really quick – that is a …
If you have ever worked with a technology partner or audio/video engineers at your meeting or event you may have heard them say things that may as well have been in a different language. While you really don’t need to know these things, we thought it would be fun to share a list of terms or acronyms with a short …