How Technology Connects Physical Events to Digital

Matt Coyne

First published in Event Industry News

GES’s Matt Coyne explains how the physical world at events intersects with the digital with technology from Visit.

Now with a new product infrastructure, Visit enables event attendees to gather, share and store information through their event badge technology. It also gives exhibitors an opportunity to gather data on audiences and show organizers the ability to collect the same from exhibitors.

Find out more about this exciting technology and how you can use it for your needs here:

https://www.eventindustrynews.com/news/connecting-the-digital-and-physical-of-the-event-world

About the Author

Matt has been working in events & exhibitions for over 10 years. From organising, to design, to website, and onto registration and intelligent data services, Matt has extensive experience at every level. With a background in organisation, marketing and design Matt is able to cut through the technology and approach data and registration solutions with the end users in mind. As Technology Engagement Architect for GES and an active participant in the industry, Matt has been involved in a variety of industrywide research projects and is an expert in how to prove ROI and manage data effectively.
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