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Choosing the right event technology is only part of the equation. The real test is whether it supports what you're trying to accomplish, works for the people who need to use it, fits within your broader systems and workflows, and actually gets adopted.
Bring a real event technology challenge, decision, or part of your tech stack that you'd like to examine. It might be something you already use, something you're considering, or a combination of systems and workflows that isn't working as well as it could.
Using a practical four-part framework built around Outcome, People, System, and Adoption, you'll examine what your technology needs to accomplish, who needs to use it, how it fits into the broader technology ecosystem, and what may be helping or hindering adoption.
You'll map what is happening today, identify where technology and workflows may be creating unnecessary complexity or missing opportunities, and determine what you may need to keep, change, add, or remove.
You'll leave with a clearer picture of what's working, where your biggest opportunities lie, and a prioritised path forward, plus a repeatable framework you can use to evaluate future event technology decisions.
Speaker
Lisa Schulteis is an international speaker, event strategist, and founder of ElectraLime Marketing. With a background in neuropsychology and extensive experience designing live, virtual, and hybrid events, she brings a unique perspective to the intersection of human behaviour, technology, and event design.
Lisa helps organisations apply principles of attention, memory, decision-making, and behavioural science to create more engaging and effective event experiences. She has worked with Fortune 500 companies, associations, and global organisations to integrate event strategy, audience experience, and technology in ways that strengthen connection, improve learning, and drive measurable outcomes.
A recognised thought leader in neuroscience-driven event design, Lisa is the recipient of the 2025 Smart Speaker Award and the 2025 Smart Women in Meetings Award from Smart Meetings.