Congress The day-to-day operations of a successful congress require the perfect coordination of various technical areas such as sound, video, light and IT, as well as overall conference operations. A good working relationship with the conference organisers or the PCO is extremely vital. 
is a creative problem solver for all technical challenges. Our team works on a highly professional level – both motivated and accommodating.
Five welcoming speakers, a string quartet and various keynote speakers = standard practice!
veers off well-beaten paths to take roads less travelled. The opening event of a congress is a great opportunity to engage participants in the general message of the congress – to inspire and motivate them with it. Successfully staging an opening event can effectively surprise participants, leaving a lasting impression they will recall for years to come.
The number of scientific posters at a congress is limited by the amount of available display space. ePosters defy such limits.
A search mask makes it possible to easily and quickly locate interesting presentations, whereby every ePoster can be evaluated and commented by the viewer.
It is also possible to get in contact with the author by e-mail or you can send the ePoster to your own e-mail adress if the author permits it. Integrating multimedia content also enables authors a new dimension for their presentations and generates increased attention.
Media Check allows contributors to check their presentations and make changes with the support of our experienced specialists – up to the last minute. The slides are managed by a media system and transferred to the appropriate room before the commencement of a presentation.
The presenter is not confronted with a sloppy Windows desktop, but rather a slick interface designed specifically for the congress and a button with his or her name on it. This interface may also include space for advertising and messages.
In this way, a customised but visually consistent look and feel can be achieved without the worry of technical difficulties.
