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The document discusses various technologies used for conventions and meetings, including how the internet has impacted site selection, online registration, e-marketing, and housing. It provides guidance on what to look for in registration technology, diagramming tools, request for proposal tools, and housing systems. Other sections cover business intelligence software, connectivity options at convention centers, virtual trade shows, video conferencing, and an example of green technology at the David L. Lawrence Convention Center.
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• Big Data Analytics has been seen as too hard, too expensive, too slow and or outsourced to non-industry experts/data scientists to interpret and report on.
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