Europe’s most important get-together for the digital healthcare industry will be switching next year from Berlin to Munich. The market for software, hardware and services in this space is growing.
MTO Days (Make-to-Order Days) will be launching in June next year at Messe Stuttgart.
The world is turning faster and faster, and industries are subject to rapid change. Messe Stuttgart focuses on developing events with new themes as well as its existing event formats.
The UFI Global Congress will be coming to Saint Petersburg from 31 October to 3 November. The motto of the 85th edition is “The Dynamics of Transition - Our Industry’s Complex Future”.
While the decade from 1998 to 2008 was one of new beginnings in the global trade fair industry, the years that followed brought setbacks. The environment became more challenging between 2008 and 2018.
Fair companies currently equate digital transformation, above all, with investing in their competitiveness. On the other hand, in-house processes are also improved.
The 30th anniversary edition of the international MICE event will take place from 28 to 30 November. There will be a series of new initiatives and elements in Barcelona, also for hosted buyers.
From 1 to 4 November UFI will stage its 84th Global Congress in Johannesburg. The Global Association of the Exhibition Industry and local host Expo Centre are expecting around 400 delegates.
Together with Ungerboeck Software, the Dutch trade fair company RAI Amsterdam has set up an online service platform for its exhibitors.
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As the world becomes increasingly interconnected, exhibitions have evolved far beyond their traditional role as trade promotion platforms.
In the event world, it’s simply part of life if things don’t work out as planned.
Networking typically happens at real, in-person events. But it’s also possible to do it online; it just works a little differently. There are various options available to organisers.
New products and a well-conceived stand design are not the only drivers for a successful presence. Many other factors are also important, but trade fair planners often lose sight of them.
Trade fairs and trade fair companies need to constantly further develop, become more agile and flexible and offer services all year round. New, digital offerings are very important here. With its TrustedTargeting technology, Messe München offers its customers access to leading business-to-business decision-makers on the Internet.