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October 16, 2015

Microsoft Lets an Infographic Wall do the Talking

The Microsoft Worldwide Partner Conference (WPC) is one of Microsoft’s premier conferences. Outside of the tools and technologies the brand built specifically for its audience and the event, Microsoft also relied on social media as a way of engaging and communicating. At the core of Microsoft’s social strategy was live engagement on Facebook and Twitter,...

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October 16, 2015

Cisco Turns Twitter into a Customer Service Hotline

One of the primary goals of Cisco Live, Cisco’s flagship conference, is to grow and strengthen a loyal community of technology professionals who play a role in the evaluation, selection and use of Cisco solutions. To facilitate connections over the five-day event among attendees (both physical and virtual), between the brand and attendees, and between...

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October 15, 2015

Hilton Leverages Crowdsourcing to Engage Emloyees

Hampton Hotel’s 2014 Ultimate GM Huddle, which took place in Orlando, was a five-star experience for the 2,000 general managers in attendance, and the two-tiered registration technology behind the event was a major reason why. Before the launch of the conference website, dubbed Hamptonality Unleashed, the brand deployed a targeted email campaign that included a...

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October 14, 2015

UBM Shows its Game Face with a Customized App

UBM’s Game Developer Conference is the primary forum for programmers, artists, producers, game designers and business decision-makers involved in developing interactive games to exchange ideas and shape the future of the industry. This year, to keep them connected with each other, the conference organizers and content, UBM got its game on with a customized event...

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October 14, 2015

McDonald’s Serves Up the Big Mac of Event Apps

McDonald’s Worldwide Convention this year served up a Big Mac of an app that together with its redesigned website and an on-site engagement center transformed its 15,000 attendees into active digital participants. While the website was a valuable resource for attendees, the app served as the primary communication vehicle on-site. Among its key features: WWChat,...

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