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SOURCE: Harvard Business Review Rather than seeking so-called expert opinions for answers to tough questions, management teams are finding that two heads really are better than one, and that averaging the "wisdom of the crowds" can often lead to solutions of greater accuracy.
Visit https://hbr.org/2018/12/the-right-way-to-use-the-wisdom-of-crowds to view the full article online.
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SOURCE: T3expo While killing stupid rules is not a new idea, it's one that's gaining new momentum for 2019, with the notion that any rule that provides zero value, was created as a way to minimize someone else's risk, or detracts from the customer experience has to go.
Visit http://www.t3expo.com/about-us/blog/kill-stupid-rules-in-2019 to view the full article online.
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SOURCE: ExhibitorOnline EXHIBITOR magazine's 2019 Marketing Technology Survey indicates that event professionals are increasingly adopting new technologies, often more than one at a time. The latest results show that since 2016, more than 96 percent report having added microsite, geofencing, augmented reality and other tech to their events and that a good segment also plan to incorporate RFID and other audience response systems in the coming year.
Visit https://www.exhibitoronline.com/news/article.asp?ID=18837 to view the full article online.
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SOURCE: TSNN News Event organizers in the APAC region say experience creation is their top priority, according to a recent report by the International Assocation of Conference Centers (IACC). Citing incoming generational needs for greater integration, event organizers are seeking enhanced personalization, increased opportunities for networking and shorter, more creative sessions for 2019.
Visit https://www.tsnn.com/news/experience-creation-tops-list-%E2%80%98must-have%E2%80%99-events-asia-pacific to view the full article online.
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SOURCE: Fast Company The holiday season has many of us struggling emotionally to keep up with all the commitments we've made to family and friends. But focusing on the positives of life and limiting time spent with those that tax us mentally will help make the holidays a happy time. P.S. don't forget to eat a healthy breakfast!
Visit https://www.fastcompany.com/90282212/5-ways-to-keep-your-brain-sharp-during-the-holidays to view the full article online.
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