From July 22 - August 2, 2019, scouts from around the world descended on the Summit Bechtel Reserve in West Virginia for nearly two weeks of adventure, training sessions, and evening entertainment that saw one of the largest and most unique klik setups yet.

Klik is growing fast and we love to welcome fresh new faces. Every now and then, we’ll be sharing the story of one of our latest to give you an insider look at who we are, what we do,  and who’s the awesome human being behind the role. 

Whether it’s out of love of the app or just out of habit, we all have our go-to event management software that helps us get the job done. For many reasons, certain tools just stick and that’s why at klik we strive to integrate any beloved piece of your current software stack to work with our platform.

As a platform solution for event engagement, klik is not only able to provide event professionals with cutting-edge native features, it also embraces the expertise of our peers in the event tech world by integrating them through our open API — of which Slido integration is just one example.

If you were asked: What’s a platform? You probably wouldn’t second guess knowing the answer. Being well into the digital age, we tend to think of a platform model as some sort of software suite that offers multiple solutions but actually, it’s really more about the way a business operates.

In this video, we sat down with our visionary president, Charles Truong, to hear why klik innovations like wireless contact exchange through smart wearable technology and the recommendation engine Smart Match are leaving more of the burden of memory and note-taking to technology — and changing the way we interact with one another at events.

Not all wireless technology is created equal, so in today’s ever-digital world of corporate events, which of these two technologies works best for reliable event data and experiences that are cost-effective as well?

In this video, we sat down with Shana Thomas of Connex (formerly PRSM) to hear about what klik has brought to their business and why it was the right choice. Watch to find out more.

The nature of networking at events is changing. In the age of LinkedIn and “Recommended for You” sections, technology now seeks to provide more personalized experiences so it’s no surprise the events industry is following suit. 

We sat down with top event producer Christine Jutras, to find out how to put together an engaging event and how she brings her clients' ideas to life.

Technology and data offer lots of opportunities to understand your event and make it even better. Surprisingly though, not all event planners realize that better analyzing information can offer insights for success.

The 2018 edition of IAUG was a four-day event bringing together over 2,700 customers, suppliers and partners. The event on digital transformation featured a trade fair with over 100 exhibitors, workshops and talks.