Why is Chick-fil-A regarded as one of the “most beloved” fast food chains in America, and what can your venue or company learn from them?
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As we move into the next technical revolution, venues of all kinds can encourage deeper connection with those we love and the community in which we live.
Evelyn Ingram talks tech in this “Ask the Allieds” feature article, originally published as a piece in IAVM’s Front Row News. Check it out!
Steve Mackenzie, President of EventBooking, has seen the good, bad, and ugly when it comes to workplace trust. Read more about trusting your “most valuable resource”—your employees.
Don’t regret buying your event & venue management software. Steve Mackenzie, event industry veteran, offers 6 tips to avoid software buyer’s remorse.
Don’t resign yourself to accept mediocre customer service from event software suppliers. Steve Mackenzie emphasizes the importance of working with companies that put service first, and raising the industry standard as a result.
Data migration—which may seem like an obvious course of action or even a necessity—is not as seamless, cost-effective, or necessary as one might believe. Ask yourself these 7 questions if you’re considering a data migration from one venue management software to another, to ensure you don’t waste your time and money!
Steve Mackenzie discusses the origins of great company culture–how it’s achieved and how it’s stifled.
President of EventBooking, Steve Mackenzie, sheds light on the future of the event software industry: We collaborate, or we die.
Tired of networking that results in little more than a stack of business cards, cold handshakes, and even colder leads? So was Steve Mackenzie. The president of EventBooking shares what he’s learned about networking through 20 years of experience, and introduces a refreshing approach to this trade show tradition. Say hello to Networking 2.0.