Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre (MCEC) has announced, 17 August, the launch of a digital events platform intended to allow customers to deliver connected virtual and hybrid events live, online and on demand. The new platform is focused on encouraging collaboration, no matter where attendees are in the world. This includes multi-speaker presentations, keynotes, workshops, virtual breakout spaces, Q&As and networking. The lifespan of the event is also extended, with recordings available post-event. The platform assigns each event with a digital event manager, flexible staging options and ultra-fast secure internet infrastructure aimed to create a unified experience between in-person and online audiences. Peter King (pictured), chief executive of MCEC, said: “It has never been more crucial than right now, in the ever-evolving event landscape, to be able to connect and maintain global relationships and we are proud to be able to offer this in a single, combined platform.” For more information, visit here.
Melbourne CEC launches new digital events platform
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