Singapore-based event platform Gevme has launched a real-time multilingual content insights tool, Snapsight. Launched on 14 May at IMEX Frankfurt, the tool is designed to improve knowledge retention, offering event participants instant, shareable summarised takeaways and a topic-aggregated ‘Idea Cloud’, accessible through a QR code scan. Attendees at IMEX Frankfurt were able to experience Snapsight at various education sessions throughout the event. Since its introduction in January, Snapsight has been used by more than 15,000 global participants. The tool aims to boost social media engagement as participants share key learnings from sessions. Gevme founder and CEO Veemal Gungadin, and his team have spent two years analysing business priorities within the event industry. Gungadin said: “Return on investment for event organisers, their partners and sponsors remains paramount. With Snapsight and Snapsight Consulting, stakeholders can now establish stronger rapport and spark meaningful conversations with their target audience throughout the event, ensuring a higher level of engagement and satisfaction.” Dominic Thurbon, a keynote speaker at the recent PCMA APAC conference, ‘The Business of Events,’ utilised insights generated by Snapsight from the conference’s first day to enhance his opening session on the following day. Gevme’s supplementary service, Snapsight Consulting, equips stakeholders with data and tailored reports, enabling them to uncover emerging trends, generate whitepapers, make data-driven decisions, and monetise content post-event. Gungadin added: “We developed Snapsight Consulting in response to the growing demand for comprehensive event data analysis and application. By integrating our services early in the event design process, clients can optimize event life cycles through effective data capturing and utilization frameworks.”
Gevme launches AI-powered content insights tool
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