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The Ins and Outs of I&D
Tips to help you maximize straight time, minimize overtime, and reduce your installation-and-dismantle expenses. |
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Let There Be Light-Emitting Diodes
Everything you need to know about LEDs, the biggest advance in trade show lighting since the bulb itself. |
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The Trade Show Circuit
An industry veteran's non-technical answers to exhibitors' 10 most frequently asked questions about exhibit electricity. |
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Something Doesn't Add Up
How to audit your invoices and avoid overpaying. |
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Ballpark Budgeting
Here are the stats and formulas you need to pull a budget out of thin air. |
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Fire in Your Booth
A guide to fire regulations and fire safety in trade show facilities. |
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How to Create a Trade Show Timeline
A timeline that tracks show details can help you prioritize your workload, meet your deadlines, and keep your sanity. |
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Tips and Formulas for AV Presentations
If you're giving a presentation to an audience of five, how big should the screen be? If you have a crowd of 500, how many microphones do you need? |
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Installation: The I in I&D (Part One of Two)
Avoid the perils and pitfalls of exhibit setup with this step-by-step guide. |
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Organizing Your Show Binder
How to design a binder for instant finger-tip access to all your paperwork. |
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What Are the Rules?
An introduction to exhibiting guidelines and standards. |
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You Have the Power… Or Do You?
How to avoid feeling powerless when ordering and managing electrical needs |
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Bring Up the Lights
Your buffet looks green, your attendees gleam yellow, and your speaker glows like nuclear waste. It's time you learned the basics of corporate event lighting. |
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How Do You Work With Unions? Be Nice.
Your installation and dismantle will be easier if you cultivate good relations with your labor team. |
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Ordering Electrical Services
Plug in to knowledge on your exhibit's electrical needs. |
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Trade Shows For Rookies
Your must-have guide for understanding strategy, logistics and vendor relationships. |
