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Tips, trends, and best practices for multi-day professional conferences.

Planung
Über Converia
No More Hassle with Conference Registration Fees
When organizing a conference, handling numbers always gives you the greatest pleasure? Are you not afraid of invoices containing typos? Are you happy to allocate every day the registration fees received on your account to the correct booking?

Planung
Technik
Über Converia
Virtuell & hybrid
Organizing Hybrid Conferences While Keeping the Costs Down
In discussions about hybrid conferences, it never takes long before the topics of technology and costs come up. That also seems to be the reason why opinions don’t seem to vary much: for lots of planners, "hybrid" implies expensive and time-consuming. Is it even possible to put on a successful hybrid event without technical expertise and exploding costs? It is, as we recently learned.

Planung
10 Tips for Choosing the right Attendee Management Software
The software for managing your attendees forwards completed registration forms to you? Good. But hopefully that’s not the full range of features, is it?
A software for your attendee management should consist of a few more features to support both you and everyone who attends your event.
We’ll show you which criteria are crucial to consider.

Finanzen
Planung
PayPal Restricts Payment Transactions from Russia - What Does This Mean for Conferences?
The payment service provider PayPal is withdrawing from the Russian market due to the war against Ukraine. Conference organizers should therefore be prepared for problems, provided that participants from Russia can also register. What considerations should be taken into account? And what should happen with registrations from Ukraine?

Technik
Über Converia
Virtuell & hybrid
Log4j Vulnerability - What Does It Mean for My Conference Data?
Alerts, warnings, press conferences - since last weekend, the Log4j vulnerability has been omnipresent and, the situation is serious. Companies must now take urgent action to ward off possible attacks from hackers. What does this mean for organizers and all data stored and processed in connection with a conference?
