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Event Professional Or Digital Content Creator? The Future Of Tech-Enabled Events

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The report underscores the need for further digital transformation in the events industry, emphasizing the importance of data management, audience engagement, and digital skills. It suggests strategies like creating content hubs, building communities, extending event lifecycles, and overcoming barriers to enhance digital maturity.

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