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Are you getting the most strategic value from your corporate events?
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Complimentary Webinar
"Achieve superior results at your next meeting or event with the nTAG System Version 2"
Attend our complimentary half-hour web seminar to find out how to drive more results at your next meeting.
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The 5 components of a
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How to improve and
measure event ROI |
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Visit nTAG at an Upcoming Event:
Meeting Professionals International
Northern California Chapter
February 25-26, 2008
Moscone West
San Francisco, CA
Booth # 626
Learn more
Exhibitor Online
Exhibitor 2008
March 9-13, 2008
Mandalay Bay Convention Center
Las Vegas, NV
Booth #1558
Learn more
Meeting Professionals International
New England Meetings Industry Conference & Exhibition
April 8-9, 2008
Hynes Convention Center
Boston, MA
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Event Marketer
Experiential Marketing Summit
April 21-23, 2008
Chicago Marriott Downtown
Chicago, IL
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MEETINGS 2.0: nTAG has the technology and expertise to
bring your events into the 21st century by offering complete solutions
to improve, automate and measure event performance—on site and in real
time. Built around the world's first interactive name badge, nTAG
provides innovative solutions for targeted networking, session
interactivity and education, and event reporting and ROI analysis. nTAG
also applies best practices, based on event research and direct
experience with over 70,000 nTAG users, to help drive more value from
your meetings and prove the results.
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nTAG in the News |
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A Technophobe Tries nTAG
By Regina Baraban
The nTAG interactive name badge is a success.
I confess: My nerves were on edge as I waited to pick up my nTAG
interactive name badge during registration at Financial & Insurance
Conference Planners annual conference in November.
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Meetings 2.0 – The future is here, are you ready?
By Rick Borovoy, founder and CTO, nTAG
Experts tell us that we should pay close attention to Web 2.0 and
related web themes like social networking, collaboration, and
measurement because they are impacting how we work, learn and play .
But how can an online movement relate to face-to-face events and the
meetings industry? The answer becomes more obvious when we compare and
contrast online and onsite experiences.
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nTAG Interactive Announces Partnership with Las Vegas Meetings by Harrah's Entertainment
Boston, MA [January 7th, 2008]
nTAG Interactive, the premier provider of real-time event data
management (EDM) solutions, announced today a partnership agreement
with Las Vegas Meetings by Harrah's Entertainment, the meetings and
conventions division of Harrah's Entertainment, the world's largest
provider of branded casino entertainment. nTAG will have its equipment
on site at all seven of Harrah's Las Vegas properties and nTAG and Las
Vegas Meetings by Harrah's Entertainment will engage in co-marketing
and co-selling efforts, promoting the use of the nTAG System to
corporate meeting professionals.
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Worth Reading |
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| Networking: The Key to Inspiring Better Collaboration |
By Paula Crerar, VP of Marketing, nTAG Interactive
Many of us have had the experience of attending a session at a
conference where we asked to complete a group task with people at our
table. Often we are grouped together randomly and we don't know each
other, so we have little context for determining who can contribute and
at what level. Also, we are forced to offer our opinions among people
we've not previously established trust with ("will they accept my
ideas?", "do they have the experience/knowledge to understand where I'm
coming from?"). This is especially true if this is your first time at
the conference, where you are not familiar with the attendees or the
overall culture of the conference.
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Smart Badges Track Human Behavior
MIT researchers used conference badges to collect data on people's interactions and visualize the social network.
By Kate Greene
In the corporate and academic worlds, conferences and networking events
are necessary. But while some people trade business cards with aplomb,
others clump with coworkers, rarely venturing beyond the safety of
their pre-existing social circle. New research from MIT's Media Lab has
shown that a sensor-laden conference badge might be able to help people
venture out, form new connections, and gain insight into how they
interact with others at such events.
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| Resources |
How to Measure Anything: Finding the Value of "Intangibles" in Business
By Doug Hubbard
nTAG Interactive was discussed in this book as a clever application of
technology for measuring what is often thought to be "intangible".
From market forecasts to information technology risks to financial reporting, How to Measure Anything
reveals the power of measurement to our understanding of business and
the world at large. This insightful and eloquent book will show you how
to measure those things in your own business that, until now, you may
have considered "immeasurable," including customer satisfaction,
organizational flexibility, technology risk, and technology ROI. With
case studies ranging from how a marine biologist measures the
population of fish in a large lake to how the United States Marine
Corps found out what really matters in forecasting fuel requirements
for the battlefield, readers are introduced to a "universal approach"
to measuring "intangibles," along with some interesting methods for
particular problems.
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