by F. Andrew Taylor Your smartphone can be a very versatile tool, in the more traditional use of the word. I’m not suggesting you use
by Jeanne Brei and Pat Friedlander There’s no rule that all exhibits need to be in the convention hall. Just ask Philip Foust, vice president
by Jim Obermeyer Last month my son drove from his home in Nashville, Tenn., to Destin, Fla., pulling his 22-foot boat behind his truck. When
Location: 3600 Presidential Blvd., Austin Texas 78719 Year Opened: Built for the Army Air Force in 1942, converted to civilian use in 1999 Size: ABIA
Tips for Adapting Your U.S. Exhibiting Strategies to the International Stage by Larry Kulchawik The biggest mistake that U.S. companies make when taking their U.S.
More Expansion for The Neal Kocurek Memorial Austin Convention Center? by Jeanne Brei Home of the Texas Rollergirls, former home to the Austin Toros basketball
Setting Priorities to Balance Work and Personal Life by Jim Obermeyer Hindsight can be a wonderful thing…or a torturous thing, depending on what you are
by Haley Wilson Freeman The city of San Francisco is like a wrapped gift, and the Golden Gate Bridge the bright red bow that ties
Various Uses Include Marketing, Interactivity, Check-in & Security by Leslie Martin Facial recognition technology may conjure memories of the movie Minority Report, in which Tom
by Larry Kulchawik Five countries account for 64 percent of all major world tradeshow events conducted —Germany, USA, Italy, France, China—per UFI research. The top
