When conferences and conventions provide more choice, attendees often feel overwhelmed and unsure of what to do.
How does one pick from three similar, conflicting breakouts when you know you probably won't be able to get a seat at any of them if you don't make your decision in advance?
New research from Cvent finds that conference-goers are amenable to personalized recommendations for which sessions to attend and who to network with. As attendees begin to skew younger, better technology can help improve the overall event experience. Check out the story below.
While you're here, I also had an interesting chat with Chris Kelly, co-founder of Convene, about how lines are blurring between co-working and the corporate meetings space.
If you have any feedback about the newsletter or news tips, feel free to reach out to me via email at as@skift.com or tweet me @sheivach.