Virtual Events

With Virtual Events, 63% of people are more likely to attend a virtual event than an in-person event. Take your business to the global stage with WorkCast.

Fabricantes: Workcast
Category: Produtividade
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What is Virtual Events?

63% of people are more likely to attend a virtual event than an in-person event. Take your business to the global stage with WorkCast.

What is Virtual Events?

Virtual Events are large, multi-session online events that can feature webinars and webcasts. The most basic definition of a virtual event is an online event that involves people interacting in a virtual environment, rather than in a physical location. They are highly interactive and give a similar appearance to a physical event.

Ideal for virtual conferences, exhibitions, open days, trade shows and career fairs, virtual events are suitable for any event that features multiple presentations, discussion rooms or brand experiences to engage your audience.

Why choose Virtual Events?

  • Attract more attendees and extend your global reach, as 63% of people are more likely to attend a virtual event than an in-person event
  • Save thousands by minimizing expenses, such as overhead, site and equipment rentals
  • Establish yourself as a thought leader and grow your sales pipeline, as 88% of technology buyers say thought leadership is an important factor in making purchasing decisions
  • Increase conversions by up to 86% using video and increase your customers' lifetime value
  • Maximize your results by easily tracking data and analytics in real time

WorkCast's cloud-based virtual event software allows you to run enterprise-grade events for up to 50,000 attendees. With no plug-ins, downloads, or barriers, you can seamlessly host multifaceted and engaging hybrid brand experiences for attendees, on any device.

System Requirements

The WorkCast platform can be configured to deliver content using secure (HTTPS) or non-secure (HTTP) communication protocols. HTTPS requires TCP port 443, and HTTP requires port 80 to be opened through the firewall for inbound and outbound traffic.

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