This document outlines the 5-day boot camp program for Meeting Architecture. Day 1 covers the IDEA process for identifying meeting objectives and designing the meeting. Day 2 focuses on the CHA part of the CHATTY toolbox, covering conceptual, human, and art aspects. Day 3 covers the TTY part, including technical, technology, and content capturing. Day 4 discusses science and knowledge related to effective meetings. Day 5 involves applying what was learned through group presentations and role plays of a case study. The boot camp aims to teach a methodology for designing effective meetings based on objectives.
The FRESH Conference programme - Copenhagen, 26-28 January 2014 - #FRESH14Meeting Design Institute
This is the programme of the FRESH Conference, the conference about Meeting Design that will be held in Copenhagen from the 26th to the 28th of January 2014 - #FRESH14
The Meeting Architect’s Toolbox for meeting & event design contains lots of information about tools, services and professionals that can increase the impact of a meeting, conference, event or a stand. Version 1.0 (24 pages) was published in conjunction with the FRESH13 conference. And version 2.0 (48 pages) with Imex13. This is free to download and should give you some new idea's for increasing the impact of what you organize. Technology, Mobile apps, facilitators, AV, suppliers, etc.
Although it is about suppliers, the unique focus of the content plus its tone and style make it highly informative, even educational.
The catalogue also contains a few interesting articles to support the use of the toolbox and place it into context.
The catalogue is structured on the taxonomy of Meeting Architecture and it contains the 5 CHATTY toolbox chapters. Check it out!
This is the presentation of the FRESH Drinks Reception IMEX America 2013, held in Las Vegas, Tuesday, Oct 15 2013 at the Madame Tussauds club.
The reception was a great start of FRESH in the USA. Lots of great people, and good conversations, nice pictures. etc...
In this presentation you can see the information shared and some picture and videos of the cocktail.
For more info visit www.thefreshconference.com
The FRESH conference 2013 was again the place to be for innovations in meeting design. This presentation shows a set of pictures, some statistics and other material that gives you an idea on what is happening there. The interaction with on-line participants, the amazing set, the many different meeting formats, the brain food buffets, the interaction on site, the mobile app, the co-creation, etc. The entire conference makes meeting planners and meeting designers experience all sorts of creative formats, innovative technology, new AV, etc. At the same time a revolutionary mix of meeting planners, meeting designers, facilitators, experts and suppliers on the content side of meetings and events mingle and meet in amazing conversation. Watch out for the Next FRESH conference. Where you can expect a focus on the professionals that influence meeting effectiveness: the Human tools in the Meeting Architects toolbox.
We are sharing the FRESH conference experience to show other eventprofs what solutions we found and applied... If you want to know more or book a presentation contact info@meetingsupport.org
This guide has been made with the double purpose to give instructions on how to use social media for and at the Fresh Conference as well as to give some examples and tips for your own conference social media strategy.
Social Media for meetings and events are immediate channels that drive the conversation through networked collaboration and active participation.
While most meeting and events organizers use Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, Google+, Pinterest and all the other channels to share information about their conferences, we decided to ask to our community to become the evangelists for the Fresh Conference.
How to "produce" meetings that fully engage attendees?Apply Sciences! Meeting Support Institute has launched its new project Applying Science to Meetings and Events – we’re now at the stage of collecting research supporting meeting objectives: learning, networking and motivation. Next step will be a the publication of a book with many practical tools that Meeting Professionals can smoothly apply…we will talk about this and much more at the FRESH Conference, 13-15 January in Copenhagen. Register now www.thefreshconference.com
The FRESH Conference programme - Copenhagen, 26-28 January 2014 - #FRESH14Meeting Design Institute
This is the programme of the FRESH Conference, the conference about Meeting Design that will be held in Copenhagen from the 26th to the 28th of January 2014 - #FRESH14
The Meeting Architect’s Toolbox for meeting & event design contains lots of information about tools, services and professionals that can increase the impact of a meeting, conference, event or a stand. Version 1.0 (24 pages) was published in conjunction with the FRESH13 conference. And version 2.0 (48 pages) with Imex13. This is free to download and should give you some new idea's for increasing the impact of what you organize. Technology, Mobile apps, facilitators, AV, suppliers, etc.
Although it is about suppliers, the unique focus of the content plus its tone and style make it highly informative, even educational.
The catalogue also contains a few interesting articles to support the use of the toolbox and place it into context.
The catalogue is structured on the taxonomy of Meeting Architecture and it contains the 5 CHATTY toolbox chapters. Check it out!
This is the presentation of the FRESH Drinks Reception IMEX America 2013, held in Las Vegas, Tuesday, Oct 15 2013 at the Madame Tussauds club.
The reception was a great start of FRESH in the USA. Lots of great people, and good conversations, nice pictures. etc...
In this presentation you can see the information shared and some picture and videos of the cocktail.
For more info visit www.thefreshconference.com
The FRESH conference 2013 was again the place to be for innovations in meeting design. This presentation shows a set of pictures, some statistics and other material that gives you an idea on what is happening there. The interaction with on-line participants, the amazing set, the many different meeting formats, the brain food buffets, the interaction on site, the mobile app, the co-creation, etc. The entire conference makes meeting planners and meeting designers experience all sorts of creative formats, innovative technology, new AV, etc. At the same time a revolutionary mix of meeting planners, meeting designers, facilitators, experts and suppliers on the content side of meetings and events mingle and meet in amazing conversation. Watch out for the Next FRESH conference. Where you can expect a focus on the professionals that influence meeting effectiveness: the Human tools in the Meeting Architects toolbox.
We are sharing the FRESH conference experience to show other eventprofs what solutions we found and applied... If you want to know more or book a presentation contact info@meetingsupport.org
This guide has been made with the double purpose to give instructions on how to use social media for and at the Fresh Conference as well as to give some examples and tips for your own conference social media strategy.
Social Media for meetings and events are immediate channels that drive the conversation through networked collaboration and active participation.
While most meeting and events organizers use Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, Google+, Pinterest and all the other channels to share information about their conferences, we decided to ask to our community to become the evangelists for the Fresh Conference.
How to "produce" meetings that fully engage attendees?Apply Sciences! Meeting Support Institute has launched its new project Applying Science to Meetings and Events – we’re now at the stage of collecting research supporting meeting objectives: learning, networking and motivation. Next step will be a the publication of a book with many practical tools that Meeting Professionals can smoothly apply…we will talk about this and much more at the FRESH Conference, 13-15 January in Copenhagen. Register now www.thefreshconference.com
A general intro to L*unchBox Workshop, Mines Saint-Etienne's own brand of international design thinking, and design-led innovation workshops, since 2008.
https://www.mines-stetienne.fr/en/
with
http://www.brunel.ac.uk/design#
http://www.design.polimi.it/en/
http://cadc.auburn.edu/design
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- Why do user immersion?
- What is not a good user immersion?
- Practical tips and mindsets on executing successful immersion activities
- Real-life examples and interactive Q&A session
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We bring world-class speakers to the Baltics, letting them share about the latest developments, trends and innovations, as well as new directions in software development.
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For more details: www.startlab.solvayentrepreneurs.be
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For this research, we compiled our knowledge base and also specifically
crowdsourced diverse ideas & opportunities from technology leaders in different stages of their careers to build this map for developer careers.
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Begun in 2012 this now annual conference hosted in Vilnius, Lithuania brings the best of the developer world to the Baltic's. The overall theme is building stuff, we have a heavy focus on lessons from trenches from the people that were there. This year we’ll play host to more than 60 speakers holding 5 tracks of sessions per day, as well as panel discussions and open spaces!
Essentials of Automations: Optimizing FME Workflows with ParametersSafe Software
Are you looking to streamline your workflows and boost your projects’ efficiency? Do you find yourself searching for ways to add flexibility and control over your FME workflows? If so, you’re in the right place.
Join us for an insightful dive into the world of FME parameters, a critical element in optimizing workflow efficiency. This webinar marks the beginning of our three-part “Essentials of Automation” series. This first webinar is designed to equip you with the knowledge and skills to utilize parameters effectively: enhancing the flexibility, maintainability, and user control of your FME projects.
Here’s what you’ll gain:
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- Practical Applications in FME Form: Delve into key user parameter types including choice, connections, and file URLs. Allow users to control how a workflow runs, making your workflows more reusable. Learn to import values and deliver the best user experience for your workflows while enhancing accuracy.
- Optimization Strategies in FME Flow: Explore the creation and strategic deployment of parameters in FME Flow, including the use of deployment and geometry parameters, to maximize workflow efficiency.
- Pro Tips for Success: Gain insights on parameterizing connections and leveraging new features like Conditional Visibility for clarity and simplicity.
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Don’t miss this opportunity to elevate your FME expertise and drive your projects to new heights of efficiency.
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4. Who
we
are
Maarten
Vanneste
President
Mee4ng
Design
Ins4tute
Founder
and
CEO
of
ABBIT
Mee4ng
Innovators
Belgium
Stefania
Con4-‐Vecchi
Founder
and
CEO
of
EVENTagist
Marke4ng
manager
and
coordinator
Interna4onal
Educa4on
Events
Mee4ng
Design
Ins4tute
Italy
10. Personal
and
professional
development
As
a
member
of
an
interna#onal
network
of
Mee#ng
Professionals,
you
will
be
able
to
learn
from
others,
share
experiences,
develop
co-‐
marke#ng
ac#vi#es
and
explore
opportuni#es
for
future
collabora#on
and
innova#on.
64
members
11. Bring
your
event
to
life
Mee4ng
Design
Ins4tute
is
a
one-‐stop
resource
for
innova4ve
solu4ons,
tools
and
techniques
on
Mee4ng
Design
MDI
supports
Planners
and
suppliers
12. Training,
presenta#ons
and
consultancy
! Tradeshows
educa#on
! Mee#ng
Architecture
One,
Two
or
Five-‐Day
Training
! Sessions
and
Keynote
presenta#on
! Consultancy
13. The
MDI
Knowledge
Base
The
Mee#ng
Design
Ins#tute
Knowledge
Base
mee#ngsupport.org/knowledge_base
New
services
and
ideas
on
the
content
side
of
mee#ngs.
www.mee#ngsupport.org
14. Video
Corner
! Content
capturing
and
sharing
! Exposure
opportunity
at
the
biggest
industry
tradeshows
in
Europe
with
a
professional
interview
about
your
exper#se
or
your
products
or
services.
15. The
Learning
Carousel
The
Learning
Carousel
allows
Mee#ng
Planners
to
discover
many
tools
and
services
in
a
short
amount
of
#me!
The
Learning
Carousels
or
Mee#ng
Design
Quick
tours
are
held
during
the
main
industry
tradeshows
and
during
the
FRESH
Conference.
16. The
Toolbox
Catalogue
The
TOOLBOX
Catalogue
is
about
tools,
services
and
professionals
that
can
increase
the
impact
of
the
mee#ng,
conference,
event
or
a
stand.
For more fresh stuff: www.thefreshconference.com
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17. The
FRESH
Conference
The
Fresh
Conference
is
an
annual
conference
dedicated
to
mee4ng
professionals
2
days
educa#onal
program
that
refreshes
conferences,
mee#ngs
and
events
and
increases
their
effec#veness
18.
19. The
FRESH
dinners
The
FRESH
dinner
is
where
you
meet
new
professionals
with
an
interest
in
the
content
side
of
mee#ngs.
IMEX
Frankfurt
and
Las
Vegas
EIBTM
and
AIBTM…
21. Day
1
The
Mee#ng
Architecture
Process
methodology
Mee#ng
Architecture
Process
is
about
designing
mee#ng
based
on
objec#ves
22. You
will
learn
about:
IDEA
part
I
-‐
IA
! In
phase
one,
you
will
learn
to
assist
(or
lead)
your
mee#ng
teams
or
clients,
to
iden#fy
the
objec#ves
for
the
coming
mee#ng
or
conference.
IDEA
part
II
–
DE
! In
phase
two,
you
will
learn
to
facilitate
the
design
process
for
the
mee#ng
based
on
those
objec#ves
with
a
7
steps
process.
23. Day
2
The
CHATTY
Toolbox
part
I:
CHA
The
second
day
is
dedicated
to
the
first
part
of
the
CHATTY
Mee#ng
Architecture
toolbox:
CHA
! Conceptual:
mee#ng,
session
and
presenta#on
formats,
and
their
requirements.
Programme
#ming,
venue,
techniques
! Human:
the
mee#ng
team,
facilitators,
actors,
speaker
trainer,
producer
entertainer
! Art:
music,
pain#ng,
colours,
ac#ng,
drama,
design,
lay-‐
out,
mee#ng
ID,
produc#on
24. Day
3
The
CHATTY
Toolbox
part
II:
TTY
The
third
day
is
dedicated
to
the
second
part
of
the
CHATTY
toolbox:
Technical
and
Technology
! Technical:
A/V
&
produc#on,
theming,
video,
presenta#on
techniques.
! Content
Capturing:
webcast,
video
recording,
photography
! Technology:
show
case,
Mobile
apps,
iPad
apps,
vo#ng,
online,
social
media.
! Hybrid
Mee#ngs
25. Day
4
Science
&
knowledge
The
forth
day
is
dedicated
to
science
&
knowledge
to
design
effec#ve
mee#ngs
and
events.
Par#cipants
will
learn
about
sciences
impac#ng
on
the
Mee#ng
Industry:
! par4cipant
involvement
! communica4on
&
social
media
! science
&
learning
networking
mo4va4on,
neuro-‐
science
! final
case
study
assignments
and
group
work
26. Day
5
The
case
Last
day
is
the
day
when
you
will
rehearse
what
you’ve
learned
and
will
make
their
group
presenta#ons
and
role
play.
It’s
a
prac#cal
test
to
experiment
and
to
put
in
prac#ce
the
Mee#ng
Architecture
Methodology,
tools,
techniques
and
knowledge
you
learned.
27. Housekeeping
! We
start
every
day
at
8:30
! 2
coffee
breaks
! 10:00
to
10:30
! 15:30
to
16:00
! Lunch
break
2
hrs
12:00
to
14:00
! We
end
every
day
around
17:30
28. Methodology
During
the
day:
! Sessions
! Presenta#ons
! Tools
demonstra#ons
! Group
work/Case
work
and
feedback
! Q&A
-‐
Prac#cal
takeaways
at
the
end
of
every
session
At
the
end
of
the
day:
! Evalua#on
of
the
day
! Housekeeping
29. Group
work
Rules
for
discussions
1. Agree
on
a
note
taker
2. Every
idea
has
value
3. Ask
the
trainer
if
the
task
is
not
clear
4. Listen
and
say
thank
you
if
you
can
use
it
5. Invite
everyone
to
contribute
6. Don’t
dominate
7. No
sales
8. Stay
on
topic
30. Social
media
Use
Follow
Take
pictures,
share
videos
and
tweet
about
the
training,
cotribute
to
our
storify
#eventprofs
#
Mee#ngArchitecture
@
MtgArchitecture