Frequent-Flyer Miles: Harder To Earn, Easier To Spend
Many airlines are making it a lot harder to earn miles.
Archives for December 2014
Do You Need More JOMO in Your Life?
Discovering JOMO — the joy of missing out — with business consultant Greg McKeown. Can doing less make meetings more valuable?
5 Ways Wearables Are Impacting Events
Dahlia El Gazzar, CEO and founder of The Meeting Pool, on wearables in action at events.
How to Plan a Hackathon
Once synonymous with high-tech, hackathons have gone mainstream, multiplying and morphing into new models — bringing a new wave of innovation and interactive learning to conferences and meetings.
Generation Y and the Future of Meetings
It’s time to stop fussing over the rise of Millennials and start looking at the ways they’ve already influenced meetings and conventions — from event design to F&B to technology. Are those changes here to stay, or just a cyclical product of routine generational evolution?
What's Next for Wearable Tech?
The expression “Wear it in good health” has taken on a whole new meaning with fitness- and activity-monitoring wearable devices such as the Fitbit Charge and NikeFuel bracelets entering the consumer market.
NY Comic Con Zaps Harassment
Sci-fi and fantasy conferences have drawn ire due to inadequate anti-harassment policies. Here's how one show solved the problem.
How to Leverage Big Data
To outmaneuver the competition, we need to be nimble, decisive, and in constant beta mode.
Supported Article Innovative Meetings
Inside Seattle's Tableau Conference
The 2014 Tableau Conference in Seattle finds the software company embracing creativity, customization — and its hometown.
