Category: Apps

Open Source Rocks

5/21/2013

by Corbin Ball, CMP, CSP
Web development tools and apps to reduce the cost of meetings.

Open source is a computer software code that is open to the public for use and modification. This collaboratively-developed software tends to drive down costs dramatically as the base code is free. Software developers don’t have to start from scratch and instead can use these building blocks to create new applications in a much shorter time.

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Apps for theFuture

11/29/2012

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Engrained with mobile and conference apps for the past few years, there is a new transition from what conference planners wanted before and now. Planners are looking to companies to take their conference apps and morph them into longer term corporate communication apps.
On the past year planners and attendees began looking for more features. Instead of just containing what you could see, software was created so you could easily search on it. For example as an end user, if you had 100 different sessions you could easily search and find using global key word search and filters.

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Blast of New Apps

10/2/2012

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Meeting planner apps blasted into the marketplace in 2012. Each is marketed with assurances of making the life of meeting planners easier by claiming greater organization and cost efficiencies. But with the abundance of new apps for emerging technologies, comes confusion about which app is best and most targeted to improve work efficiencies, add value to meetings and save monies by replacing higher priced technologies.
Take a look at these apps:

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Open Source Rocks

Apps for theFuture

Blast of New Apps

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