DIARY DATES 11-12 MARCH 2014 Retail Business Technology
Expo 2014 Earl’s Court, London, UK
Covering end to end solutions that address retailers needs, RBTE combines an exhi- bition offering a comprehensive range of solutions and products from a wide range of exhibitors with a free informative and interactive education programme incorpo- rating a seminar and conference schedule. Tel: +44 20 8874 2728 Email:
info@rbtexpo.com Twitter: @rbtexpo
www.retailbusinesstechnologyexpo.com
17-21 MARCH 2014
TED 2014 & TEDActive 2014 Vancouver and Whistler, Canada
2014 marks TED’s 30th anniversary and the theme for TEDActive 2014 is "The Next Chapter." TED will be seeking to understand the significant developments of the last 30 years and applying that knowledge to un- derstand what’s ahead. Tel: +1 212 346 9333 Email: use online form
http://conferences.ted.com/TEDActive2014
14-15 MAY 2014
Museums + Heritage Show 2014 Olympia, London, UK
The show features the latest industry de- velopments, products and policies affecting museums, galleries, historic houses and other cultural and heritage attractions. Tel: +44 1905 724 734 Email:
felicity@museumsandheritage.com Facebook: /MandHShow Twitter: @MandHShow
www.museumsandheritage.com
www.attractionshandbook.com 16-19 MAY 2014 Museums Australia – National
Conference 2014 Queen Victoria Museum & Art Gallery, Launceston, Tasmania, Australia
A major event on the calendar in Australia, the national conference attracts around 500 delegates, including leading museum professionals from around the world. Tel: +61 2 6230 0346 Email:
ma@museumsaustralia.org.au www.museumsaustralia.org.au
18-21 MAY 2014
AAM Annual Meeting & Museum Expo 2014
Washington State Convention Center, Seattle, WA, USA
The 2014 AAM Annual Meeting & Museum Expo is the premiere professional develop- ment opportunity for the museum field with 5,000-6,000 attendees gathering from around the world. Tel: +1 202 289 1818 Email:
registration@aam-us.org Facebook: /americanmuseums Twitter: @AAMers
www.aam-us.org
22-24 MAY 2014
Ecsite Annual Conference Museon, The Hague, Netherlands
This will be the 25th anniversary of the an- nual conference. The event focuses on how science centres and museums can help future generations innovate for social well- being. Pre-conference workshops will take place on 20/21 May. Tel: +32 2 649 7383 Email:
info@ecsite.eu www.ecsite.eu
Ticketing and access control systems
On-site venue management solutions with overview
User friendly point-of sale stations Built-in marketing tools Comprehensive event management
Automated, reliable access control & parking solutions
Increase distribution options sell more tickets
Decrease wait time promote client satisfaction
Automate sales and fulfi lment reduce labour expenses
Implement marketing campaigns domestic & international markets
Expand pre-sales opportunities enjoy shorter on-site ticket lines
www.omniticket.com ITALY
S INGAPORE UK
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