MOBILE EVENT SITES DEVELOPMENT
Mobile Event Sites
No event is complete without a proper schedule and program agenda which, if readily and comprehensibly available to all attendees, could be decisive in making the event either a spectacular success or devastating failure. While most organizers make this information available in copy as well as online, in today's ever advancing world of smartphones, it has become absolutely imperative to have an application or a mobile website which would allow event organizers and administrators to seamlessly and regularly update schedules, agendas, activities, area maps and programs so that all the attending members could, through their smartphones, conveniently access and retrieve whatever pertinent information they require while also taking parts in polls, surveys, contests and other interactive activities.
Case Study for Mobile Event Site
One fitting example of such an application is The EO Nerve mobile website at http://m.eonerve.com/ developed by SynapseIndia. This application was developed with the primary objective to facilitate users to actively interact with speakers at EO Events. The fundamental capabilities available to users on the front end of this application include the ability to ask questions to speakers, to participate in polls and surveys and to post feedback. For an administrator, survey and feedback management are the main privileges available.
Users can post questions to speakers who would be able to view them in a scrolling sequence. These questions are easily projected onto a large screen for the visibility of everyone present at the session/event. Also, the questions are available to an on-stage moderator via an iPad or similar devices. Users also take part in surveys, cast votes and view survey results. Of course, the administrator(s) can create these surveys, and then view the participants of the survey, view the votes cast by the users and also calculate the survey results. Users have the ability to leave feedback and rate speakers, fill a feedback form and submit it. The administrator(s) can create the feedback form and view the submitted feedback.
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