Category: events
Mobile Event App Best Practices from R@H
Kim Harwood
Recently, we’ve created our very own Best Practices brief for engagement tips through event mobile apps. With activities categorized by before, during, and after the conference, event professionals can truly discover the full potential of mobile technology. Read more for details and to download the full whitepaper.
Demonstrating Value to the Choosiest of Members
Kim Harwood
Presented at OSAE’s Annual Conference last month, this interactive session focused on engagement measurements as well as technology trends and solutions. Attendees received effective strategies to help define and promote unique value propositions for their associations. Read our post for more information on the duo presentation by Event Garde and Results@Hand.
OSAE 2014 Annual Conference Success
Kim Harwood
At OSAE’s 2014 Annual Conference, attendees experienced a number of new opportunities while using our event app. More specifically, those who participated in the conference’s Pub Crawl event were able to view teams, track their performance, share their best photos, and more! Read the post and see how OSAE found results through our app for events.
New R@H Feature: Photo Galleries
Kim Harwood
Our apps for events and associations give users the option to view and share event photos right in-app through the new Photo Gallery feature! Debuting at ISAE’s 2014 Annual Conference today, we are looking forward to see how this new feature will be utilized. Read the post for details on functionality, pricing, and more!
ORGPRO 2014 Enhances Networking with the R@H Connect App
Kim Harwood
Hosted in Grand Rapids this July, ORGPRO by MSAE is a leading conference for organization professionals in the non-profit sector. For 2014, this event decided to offer members a new technology to improve engagement among association executives: a new conference mobile app. But not just any conference mobile app, one developed specifically for networking. See how the use of BLE technology and our Connect feature allowed us to do just that.