Ten Thousand Hours’ Dom Garner talks to Martin Fullard about how the event landscape may be different in the future, but that a business will need to consider how events fit into their strategies. Digital events are not strictly the new normal, but can complement a live experience. But how do you hit the sweet spot? Learn more about Ten Thousand Hours here.
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The future of events is evolving. Digital and live experiences must work together. Dom Garner from Ten Thousand Hours discusses with Martin Fullard how businesses should strategically integrate both formats. Finding the perfect balance is key to success.
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21 May 2020, 9:54am
21 May 2020, 9:54am
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