The development of mobile technology bring lots
of convenience and surprises to people’s life; meanwhile, some special mobile
techniques, like NFC, injecting new vitality to events. Inadvertently, NFC has
come around our life. In recent years, plenty of the Android and iPhone use
this technology on their phone. People have to admit that with the popularity
of hardware, NFC become the first choice of file sharing, data exchange and
device connection, etc. which also bring great convenience to event attendees
and event planners.
NFC
(Near Field Communication), also known as the short-range wireless
communications, is a short-range high-frequency wireless communication
technology, allowing for non-contact-point data transmission between electronic
devices (within ten centimeters) to exchange data. The technology consists of a
contact-free radio frequency identification (RFID) evolved, backward compatible
with RFID, first developed by Sony and Philips, mainly used in mobile phones
and other handheld devices to provide M2M (Machine to Machine) communication.
In event, NFC
technology helps event planners to coordinate all aspects of planning matters,
such as the collection and integration of more effective information without
communicate with attendees, omitted a lot of manual processes, speed up and
improve the efficiency. Also, the NFC technology Offer gamification features
such as scavenger hunts, so that more participants enjoy the feeling of
participating in event. It can also be smart send useful message to attendee
roles directly, making the whole event process more simplify. For event
attendees, NFC can facilitate
automatic social media posting, if attendees participate in fun events like photo booths, they also
could get more information about this event during the presentations through
their smartphones. When they want to have meals and drinks, they can use
smartphone to pay for the meals, it is more free style, giving the attendees
more choices.
In Conclusion, NFC technology allows event attendees to have more channels
to get information about their events, they can understand more and enjoy their
event participate process. Meeting organizers can easily access the more
effective information about the attendees to perfect their customer database, and
more understand their participants’ mindset and needs, better serve them.
Resources:
http://www.eventmanagerblog.com/near-field-communication
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