snapsight’s capabilities were on full display at The Meetings Show APAC, where attendees were able to scan a QR code shown onscreen to access these takeaways alongside a visualisation called the Idea Cloud on their mobile devices. Photo Credit: Meetings & Conventions Asia
It’s widely acknowledged that conversations and discussions at events
serve as invaluable sources of information and content. Attendees often
find themselves furiously jotting down notes or typing away on their
devices as industry experts share their insights and opinions.
However, even the most meticulous note-taker can inadvertently miss
key information, resulting in what Jonathan Easton, VP of design at
Gevme, calls a "content leak."
“There’s a significant amount of original content of great quality
that’s being generated,” he explains, “but this treasure trove of
content is not being used and tapped into. The potential to leverage
this content and repurpose it for marketing purposes, as well as augment
the attendee experience and generate insight in real-time is real.”
Johannes Mabulay, head of onsite at Gevme, speaking during The Meetings Show Asia Pacific. Photo Credit: Meetings & Conventions AsiaEvent insights with AI
Enter snapsight, Gevme’s
offering aimed at real-time analysis of streaming content and generation
of insights, summaries and key takeaways from live sessions.
snapsight’s capabilities were on full display at The Meetings Show
Asia Pacific, where the summarisation and key takeaways of each session
were displayed in real time on the stage’s screen – attendees were able
to scan a QR code shown onscreen to access these takeaways alongside a
visualisation called the Idea Cloud on their mobile devices.
Leveraging AI technology, the team also used audio captured during
event sessions to generate customised whitepapers that would shared with
venues, destinations, associations, planners and suppliers at the end
of show.
“[With snapsight] attendees can browse the key takeaways of other
sessions they might have missed,” said Easton. “We believe this
represents a golden opportunity to extend the value proposition of event
content far beyond the last day of the event.”