Full Service Virtual Event Model Created to Aid Meetings/Events Industry
Mar 16, 2020
ORLANDO, Fla., March 17, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Today, Engineerica Systems, Inc., an Orlando technology firm specializing in event technology management platforms, announced that they have formed a local partnership bringing Conference Tracker and ViewStub together to offer a Full-Service Virtual Event Management platform available March 15, 2020. The platform includes live/prerecorded video streaming, marketing resources, virtual event registration, virtual attendance tracking, virtual continued education (CE) tracking, automated CE reporting, comprehensive analytics, virtual sponsorship opportunities, and virtual networking opportunities for attendees and exhibitors/sponsors.
For over 25 years, Engineerica's commitment to their clients has been to leverage technology to provide solutions through innovation and integration. With the outbreak of COVID-19, Engineerica saw the Full-Service Virtual Event Model (FSVEM) as the logical step in lessening economic strain to the meetings/events community.
The CDC's recommendation on March 15, 2020 to cancel or postpone events planned in the next 8 weeks indicates that the FSVEM comes at the perfect time. Engineerica's Conference Tracker solution is the perfect opportunity during this time for event organizers to keep their sponsorship dollars and provide their attendees/exhibitors with a virtual and immersive event experience while practicing social distancing.
Learn more at https://www.engineerica.com/virtual-events
About Engineerica, INC: https://www.engineerica.com/, Engineerica is a technology firm founded in 1995 and based in Orlando, FL. Engineerica specializes in attendance tracking for the Higher Education and Conference/Meetings industries. Engineerica is a proud member of the Florida Society of Association Executives and an Industry Partner with Experience Kissimmee.
Media Contact:
Rachel Gray
(407) 542-4982
[email protected]
SOURCE Engineerica Systems, Inc.
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