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19Aug

How this blog changed my career

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Photo by: psd
This blog started as a hobby in April 2007. At the time there were very few blogs about the subject. A year and a half later I find myself with a new job thanks to this blog and I am very happy to share that with you.
Without the thousands of readers and the [...]

Categories: Linkedin, off-topic, software
18Jul

Finally… Amiando!

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I talked in the past about trying to find an open source, free and complete alternative to expensive EM software.  Well Amiando it’s the closest solution to that. They have released a new version of the already great platform. I must admit it kicks asses, to use an allegoric phrase.
Don’t get me wrong, I still [...]

Categories: Event Planning 2.0, event management, marketing, project management, software, start event business, templates, tips
11Jun

The quest for an open source, free, complete event management software

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The quest for a complete, free, accessible and open source software for events continues. Recently at BarCampLondon 4 I had an interesting chat with fellow campers on how to proceed. You can have a look below.

[BarcampLondon4] Julius Solaris - The Quest for a complete open source event management solution from Melinda Seckington on Vimeo.
As always [...]

Categories: BarCamp, Event Planning 2.0, open source, software
16May

Project Management looks easier with WhoDoes 2.0

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I am very pleased to welcome on EMBlog WhoDoes 2.0, an Italian project which brings simplicity to the chaotic world of PM softwares. The 2.0 part of it means that the project has been recently relaunched with a great flavor of new details.
What is it all about?
WhoDoes 2.0 Introduces new instruments that makes managing [...]

Categories: Event Planning 2.0, project management, software, tips
10Apr

Jack Mardack and Eventbrite

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Eventbrite is an online ticketing and registration platform for events.
It is one of the most adopted and therefore definitely worth a review and interview with its Director of Marketing, Jack Mardack.
How does it work?

Few things that I love about the service:
- There is no standard price. They earn a percentage based on your ticket [...]

Categories: Event Planning 2.0, budget, event management, ideas, marketing, project management, software
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