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Microlearning is an effective strategy for keeping virtual event attendees engaged while improving knowledge retention. Short, focused sessions can enhance learning experiences while ensuring continued regulatory compliance.

While many organizations focus on big-ticket event costs when it comes to identifying savings opportunities, inefficient event planning can drain budgets, frustrate attendees, and damage reputations. From clunky workflows to tech that doesn’t integrate or communicate, identifying hidden costs in virtual and hybrid events is the first step to proactively eliminating events waste.

With major telecom providers announcing the end of their Operator Assisted Conferencing Services, many organizations are left searching for a replacement that meets their professional, security, and scalability requirements. GlobalMeet recognizes that Operator Assisted Conferencing is still a vital tool for high-profile, high-stakes calls, and continues to deliver an enterprise-grade, reliable, and secure OA experience

Industry conferences and risk management summits are evolving with the rise of hybrid event models blending in-person and virtual experiences for greater accessibility and engagement. Key strategies for successfully executing hybrid conferences, ensuring high participation and effective knowledge sharing, whilst recognizing the challenges of managing both formats.

Learning in virtual environments comes with unique challenges, and equally unique solutions. Harnessing cognitive load theory can transform your virtual events, helping attendees retain information, and improving overall results.

While DIY virtual events may seem cost-effective, professionally managed platforms offer numerous advantages. Investing in a robust virtual event platform can enhance engagement, security, and overall event success.