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events will emerge as a powerful source of data that can help convert prospects and upsell existing customers.

      Part of that same process includes utilizing data to offer better and more valuable attendee experiences. To actually personalize events to the point where 5,000 attendees can have 5,000 unique experiences is still an aspiration more than a reality, but we're finally moving in the right direction.

      In order to achieve those attendee experience and business outcome goals, organizers need to master the next step of the event data maturity curve: the ability to identify and curate the precise data points that can help achieve those goals. We call this data utilization. It's one thing to plug your event data into your business management systems; it's another to ensure that it's capturing and analyzing useful data that can enrich those systems. Moving from the first stage of data capture to the stage of data utilization is no small feat, but new tools and platforms will help ease the transition.

      Improving the attendee experience will ultimately help drive ROE. If you can increase engagement in a measurable way—if you can curate experiences that speak to each attendee—attendees are far more likely to find value in attending and return year after year.

      If you were to ask the average person what their best experience was at any event they've attended, the answers might range from meeting the person who changed their career trajectory to a meeting privately with a keynote speaker. Everyone who attends events on a regular basis has a few highlights that stand out above the rest, and they are much more likely to return to the events that facilitated them. If you can drive more of those experiences, if you can find out what gets people most excited and offer it to them on a consistent basis, you can create a loyal and engaged event attendee.

      Improving the event experience goes hand in hand with improving event outcomes. As we move along the maturity curve, outcomes will eventually be designed into the fabric of event experiences from day one. In other words, a specific event will be designed to achieve a specific outcome among a specific group of participants, optimized and measured every step of the way.

      This isn't a matter of science fiction, but rather a matter of data maturity, and we're already making significant strides in the right direction. Over time we will have enough data to train an AI system to provide these types of recommendations. It won't be easy, but it's absolutely within the realm of possibility. After all, plenty of other industries are already able to do this effectively, including entertainment (Netflix), e-commerce (Amazon), and social media (Facebook).

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