Change is inevitable. The event industry is now stepping into a future that sits on the cusp of varying event formats. There are more choices now than ever before. So, the question is what event format will remain relevant: in-person, virtual, hybrid or even the metaverse?
At Gevme, we believe that it’s all of those and everything in between. Event planners have to be where their audience is and need to deliver experiences that the audience wants. They have to adopt an omnichannel event strategy.
This week, we announced our new all-in-one event platform to power the omnichannel event (r)evolution. This new platform helps organisations streamline the event management processes and grow, engage and monetise their event audience. We’ve talked about this in detail in our latest blog post. Read on to find out more.
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The New Gevme Platform: Powering the Omnichannel Event (R)Evolution
Learn from our CEO, Veemal Gungadin, about Gevme’s new omnichannel event platform and how this solution will help you deliver meaningful experiences for your audience.
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