Suppliers & Tech

One World Group partners with Horizon RFID for global rollout following London go-live
Following the go-live of Horizon RFID at global technology delivery group One World Group’s London facility on 28 September, the…

Registration opens for the EN Sales Leaders’ Summit, with Flume returning as headline partner
Registration is now open for the EN Sales Leaders’ Summit 2027, which takes place on 14 January at The Minster Building in…

Speed networking and round table formats preferred over hosted buyers, study reveals
New research from event technology provider ExpoPlatform suggests event organisers are ready to ditch the networking free-for-all…

Eventflow: A quarter of exhibitors used AI help to prep for show
Eventflow has published an analysis of how exhibitors used its AI assistant to prepare for an unnamed major European…

Grip launches Outpace, an AI agent platform for event organisers
Event tech company Grip has launched Outpace, an online platform of AI agents that carry out tasks for organisers. The first…

AEV names Showsec as crowd management partner
The Association of Event Venues (AEV) has signed event security and crowd management company Showsec as its official crowd…

Buyer confidence: The new currency of event sales
The events market has changed. What was once a relatively predictable cycle of space bookings, sponsorship packages and…

PLASA Show 2026 sets new attendance record at Olympia
PLASA Show drew 11,430 visitors to Olympia London from 6 to 8 September, up 10.5% on 2025. Unique attendees rose 8.2% to…

EventMobi update adds speaker proposals, alongside registration and event app
Event management software company EventMobi has added Call for Speakers to its online platform. The feature lets organisers…

Zuant overhauls platform to send event leads straight to sales teams
Event technology company Zuant has overhauled its lead capture platform, bringing the tools companies use to collect and follow…

Wordly’s Silent Theater offers clear new route to access translation on the show floor
Trade show floors routinely reach 80 dB or more, making open‑air presentations difficult for attendees to follow, not to mention…