Event management system

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An event management system (VVS) or event management system (EMS) is a software system for managing events , visitors and related processes .

Components

The relatively new group of event management systems usually includes systems with a modular structure, which use modules to map the manual processes at events and thus reduce the effort for the agencies .

The aspect of cost reduction is likely to be the driving force behind the fact that process-optimizing software has now also reached this market, which is rather small but has a high turnover.

Common modules in event management systems

  • Billing (cost center accounting, prepaid , self-payer)
  • Agenda management
  • Accreditation
  • Attendance documentation
  • budgeting
  • Catering
  • External service provider
  • Internal service provider
  • Display control
  • Delegation of tasks: Integration of travel agencies and hotels into the EMS
  • Invitation management
  • Annual general meeting via the Internet
  • Information material (administration and dispatch)
  • individual seat and room management
  • Communication modules
  • Allotment management with online booking
  • Employee management
  • Online tenders (RFPs)
  • Parking management
  • personalized services during the event (RFID, barcode)
  • Planner z. B. for weddings
  • Speaker management
  • Roles and rights, e.g. B. "which participant sees which agenda"
  • statistics
  • VIP & personal protection
  • Guidance systems
  • Scientific services (conference papers, peer review )
  • Access control ( RFID , barcode , visual inspection)

See also