Montreal (Canada), July 21 - In light of the COVID-19 crisis, klik, a world leader in connected devices, has reinvented itself in order to adapt to the future of live events. Today, the tech company launches a new hybrid event solution that includes their innovative smart wearables to not only drive engagement but help create a safer environment for in-person attendees through added safety capabilities like contact tracing, touchless interactions, and crowd management features.

Some of klik’s most beloved features are getting even more powerful for exhibitors. With the latest software update, klik’s lead retrieval system now features lead rating, more control over the touchpoints, and customizable questions — all accessible in real-time in the exhibitor's portal. 

Find out why selecting new technology can be tricky and why it's important to focus more on the "why" than the "wow". "Ideally, the wow factor will present itself in bottom-line results."

We enjoyed chatting with our Solutions Engineer, Moe Moussavi so much last month, we thought we’d highlight another key member of the team behind our third party integrations services: Brock Jenken, Software Developer dedicated to integrations.

Great news from klik: Now there’s a new way to use the platform for an event — and at a fraction of the cost. Until now, our efforts have been focused on defining our core ecosystem in order to provide events with a state-of-the-art event experience.

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.

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.

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.

Touchpoints offer even more opportunities to interact with your attendees. With this feature, they’ll be able to interact with objects or specific areas simply by clicking their wearables near a touchpoint (no scanning required) to trigger a request for information that you set in advance.

Klik’s flexible gamification capabilities allow event organizers and managers to create customized games that will engage attendees, incentivize behaviour, and reach goals.