CIC Prez Debuts First Two Of Seven Apex StandardsBy Chris DavisThe Convention Industry Council last month introduced the first products of its long-running effort to standardize several aspects of the meetings... KEEP READINGEconomy Tempts Boards To Ease Restrained Mtg. SpendBy Chris DavisAs the stock market rises and some indicators point to a growing economy, the meetings industry is paying close attention to corporate executive and... KEEP READINGExpedia Joins Forces W/ SeeUthereBy Chris DavisExpedia Corporate Travel last month formed a relationship with online meetings management technology firm SeeUthere Technologies, offering ECT clients... KEEP READINGFairmont Waives Attrition FeesBy Chris DavisFairmont Hotels & Resorts has waived attrition penalties for select clients for 2004 meetings of at least 25 peak-night rooms booked by the end of this... KEEP READINGManaging Meetings At: Aventis--Mandates Policy, Urges Remote AlternativesBy Chris DavisThe North American operations of French pharmaceutical giant Aventis this year implemented a mandated meetings policy designed to gear meetings to a... KEEP READINGMeetings Beat - 2003-12-08Paris-based travel technology provider KDS has integrated the remote conferencing products of San Jose, Calif.-based WebEx into its KDS Corporate online... KEEP READINGMore Cos. To Consolidate Mtgs. SpendingBy Chris DavisFollowing years of slow, incremental growth, the number of corporations employing meetings consolidation initiatives appears poised to surge... KEEP READINGSW Axes Mtg. Fares: As Buyers Name SW Second To AA In Mtgs. Price FlexibilityBy Chris DavisSouthwest Airlines last month eliminated all meeting fares, bucking all other major airlines by discontinuing its longstanding program of flat 10... KEEP READINGCos. To Bolster Mtg. Spend: NBTA Survey Forecasts 5 Percent Budget EnhancementsBy Chris DavisCorporations next year will increase their meeting and convention budgets by an average of 5 percent, according to the annual business travel forecast... KEEP READINGCVB: Travel Is Up, Crime Is Down In The Big AppleBy Peter EliotNew York City consistently the costliest domestic destination in which to do business in Business Travel News' annual Corporate Travel Index (BTN, Feb.... KEEP READINGE-Agencies Poised To Enter Mtgs. MarketBy Chris DavisThe rise in prominence of Expedia Corporate Travel, Orbitz For Business and Travelocity Business has sparked extensive speculation within the corporate... KEEP READINGEuropean Takes SITE ReinsBy Chris DavisConfident that the industry it serves now has experienced the worst of economic times and is poised to see growth both in its own membership and... KEEP READINGIncreases A' Comin': Hoteliers To Rein In Soft Rates, ContractsBy Chris DavisIndustry observers expect hoteliers to try to tighten negotiations with corporate meeting buyers in the coming year. Buoyed by positive economic... KEEP READINGManaging Meetings At: Pitney Bowes Inc.--Card Is First Move For Small-Mtgs. Mgmt.By Chris DavisPitney Bowes Inc. this year began using a meeting card to capture group travel expenses as the first step toward the possible creation of a program to... KEEP READINGMeetings Beat - 2003-11-10Wyndham International has expanded a partnership with Twinsburg, Ohio-based online meetings management firm PlanSoft, agreeing to immediately... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Economy Tempts Boards To Ease Restrained Mtg. SpendBy Chris DavisAs the stock market rises and some indicators point to a growing economy, the meetings industry is paying close attention to corporate executive and... KEEP READINGExpedia Joins Forces W/ SeeUthereBy Chris DavisExpedia Corporate Travel last month formed a relationship with online meetings management technology firm SeeUthere Technologies, offering ECT clients... KEEP READINGFairmont Waives Attrition FeesBy Chris DavisFairmont Hotels & Resorts has waived attrition penalties for select clients for 2004 meetings of at least 25 peak-night rooms booked by the end of this... KEEP READINGManaging Meetings At: Aventis--Mandates Policy, Urges Remote AlternativesBy Chris DavisThe North American operations of French pharmaceutical giant Aventis this year implemented a mandated meetings policy designed to gear meetings to a... KEEP READINGMeetings Beat - 2003-12-08Paris-based travel technology provider KDS has integrated the remote conferencing products of San Jose, Calif.-based WebEx into its KDS Corporate online... KEEP READINGMore Cos. To Consolidate Mtgs. SpendingBy Chris DavisFollowing years of slow, incremental growth, the number of corporations employing meetings consolidation initiatives appears poised to surge... KEEP READINGSW Axes Mtg. Fares: As Buyers Name SW Second To AA In Mtgs. Price FlexibilityBy Chris DavisSouthwest Airlines last month eliminated all meeting fares, bucking all other major airlines by discontinuing its longstanding program of flat 10... KEEP READINGCos. To Bolster Mtg. Spend: NBTA Survey Forecasts 5 Percent Budget EnhancementsBy Chris DavisCorporations next year will increase their meeting and convention budgets by an average of 5 percent, according to the annual business travel forecast... KEEP READINGCVB: Travel Is Up, Crime Is Down In The Big AppleBy Peter EliotNew York City consistently the costliest domestic destination in which to do business in Business Travel News' annual Corporate Travel Index (BTN, Feb.... KEEP READINGE-Agencies Poised To Enter Mtgs. MarketBy Chris DavisThe rise in prominence of Expedia Corporate Travel, Orbitz For Business and Travelocity Business has sparked extensive speculation within the corporate... KEEP READINGEuropean Takes SITE ReinsBy Chris DavisConfident that the industry it serves now has experienced the worst of economic times and is poised to see growth both in its own membership and... KEEP READINGIncreases A' Comin': Hoteliers To Rein In Soft Rates, ContractsBy Chris DavisIndustry observers expect hoteliers to try to tighten negotiations with corporate meeting buyers in the coming year. Buoyed by positive economic... KEEP READINGManaging Meetings At: Pitney Bowes Inc.--Card Is First Move For Small-Mtgs. Mgmt.By Chris DavisPitney Bowes Inc. this year began using a meeting card to capture group travel expenses as the first step toward the possible creation of a program to... KEEP READINGMeetings Beat - 2003-11-10Wyndham International has expanded a partnership with Twinsburg, Ohio-based online meetings management firm PlanSoft, agreeing to immediately... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Expedia Joins Forces W/ SeeUthereBy Chris DavisExpedia Corporate Travel last month formed a relationship with online meetings management technology firm SeeUthere Technologies, offering ECT clients... KEEP READINGFairmont Waives Attrition FeesBy Chris DavisFairmont Hotels & Resorts has waived attrition penalties for select clients for 2004 meetings of at least 25 peak-night rooms booked by the end of this... KEEP READINGManaging Meetings At: Aventis--Mandates Policy, Urges Remote AlternativesBy Chris DavisThe North American operations of French pharmaceutical giant Aventis this year implemented a mandated meetings policy designed to gear meetings to a... KEEP READINGMeetings Beat - 2003-12-08Paris-based travel technology provider KDS has integrated the remote conferencing products of San Jose, Calif.-based WebEx into its KDS Corporate online... KEEP READINGMore Cos. To Consolidate Mtgs. SpendingBy Chris DavisFollowing years of slow, incremental growth, the number of corporations employing meetings consolidation initiatives appears poised to surge... KEEP READINGSW Axes Mtg. Fares: As Buyers Name SW Second To AA In Mtgs. Price FlexibilityBy Chris DavisSouthwest Airlines last month eliminated all meeting fares, bucking all other major airlines by discontinuing its longstanding program of flat 10... KEEP READINGCos. To Bolster Mtg. Spend: NBTA Survey Forecasts 5 Percent Budget EnhancementsBy Chris DavisCorporations next year will increase their meeting and convention budgets by an average of 5 percent, according to the annual business travel forecast... KEEP READINGCVB: Travel Is Up, Crime Is Down In The Big AppleBy Peter EliotNew York City consistently the costliest domestic destination in which to do business in Business Travel News' annual Corporate Travel Index (BTN, Feb.... KEEP READINGE-Agencies Poised To Enter Mtgs. MarketBy Chris DavisThe rise in prominence of Expedia Corporate Travel, Orbitz For Business and Travelocity Business has sparked extensive speculation within the corporate... KEEP READINGEuropean Takes SITE ReinsBy Chris DavisConfident that the industry it serves now has experienced the worst of economic times and is poised to see growth both in its own membership and... KEEP READINGIncreases A' Comin': Hoteliers To Rein In Soft Rates, ContractsBy Chris DavisIndustry observers expect hoteliers to try to tighten negotiations with corporate meeting buyers in the coming year. Buoyed by positive economic... KEEP READINGManaging Meetings At: Pitney Bowes Inc.--Card Is First Move For Small-Mtgs. Mgmt.By Chris DavisPitney Bowes Inc. this year began using a meeting card to capture group travel expenses as the first step toward the possible creation of a program to... KEEP READINGMeetings Beat - 2003-11-10Wyndham International has expanded a partnership with Twinsburg, Ohio-based online meetings management firm PlanSoft, agreeing to immediately... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Fairmont Waives Attrition FeesBy Chris DavisFairmont Hotels & Resorts has waived attrition penalties for select clients for 2004 meetings of at least 25 peak-night rooms booked by the end of this... KEEP READINGManaging Meetings At: Aventis--Mandates Policy, Urges Remote AlternativesBy Chris DavisThe North American operations of French pharmaceutical giant Aventis this year implemented a mandated meetings policy designed to gear meetings to a... KEEP READINGMeetings Beat - 2003-12-08Paris-based travel technology provider KDS has integrated the remote conferencing products of San Jose, Calif.-based WebEx into its KDS Corporate online... KEEP READINGMore Cos. To Consolidate Mtgs. SpendingBy Chris DavisFollowing years of slow, incremental growth, the number of corporations employing meetings consolidation initiatives appears poised to surge... KEEP READINGSW Axes Mtg. Fares: As Buyers Name SW Second To AA In Mtgs. Price FlexibilityBy Chris DavisSouthwest Airlines last month eliminated all meeting fares, bucking all other major airlines by discontinuing its longstanding program of flat 10... KEEP READINGCos. To Bolster Mtg. Spend: NBTA Survey Forecasts 5 Percent Budget EnhancementsBy Chris DavisCorporations next year will increase their meeting and convention budgets by an average of 5 percent, according to the annual business travel forecast... KEEP READINGCVB: Travel Is Up, Crime Is Down In The Big AppleBy Peter EliotNew York City consistently the costliest domestic destination in which to do business in Business Travel News' annual Corporate Travel Index (BTN, Feb.... KEEP READINGE-Agencies Poised To Enter Mtgs. MarketBy Chris DavisThe rise in prominence of Expedia Corporate Travel, Orbitz For Business and Travelocity Business has sparked extensive speculation within the corporate... KEEP READINGEuropean Takes SITE ReinsBy Chris DavisConfident that the industry it serves now has experienced the worst of economic times and is poised to see growth both in its own membership and... KEEP READINGIncreases A' Comin': Hoteliers To Rein In Soft Rates, ContractsBy Chris DavisIndustry observers expect hoteliers to try to tighten negotiations with corporate meeting buyers in the coming year. Buoyed by positive economic... KEEP READINGManaging Meetings At: Pitney Bowes Inc.--Card Is First Move For Small-Mtgs. Mgmt.By Chris DavisPitney Bowes Inc. this year began using a meeting card to capture group travel expenses as the first step toward the possible creation of a program to... KEEP READINGMeetings Beat - 2003-11-10Wyndham International has expanded a partnership with Twinsburg, Ohio-based online meetings management firm PlanSoft, agreeing to immediately... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Managing Meetings At: Aventis--Mandates Policy, Urges Remote AlternativesBy Chris DavisThe North American operations of French pharmaceutical giant Aventis this year implemented a mandated meetings policy designed to gear meetings to a... KEEP READINGMeetings Beat - 2003-12-08Paris-based travel technology provider KDS has integrated the remote conferencing products of San Jose, Calif.-based WebEx into its KDS Corporate online... KEEP READINGMore Cos. To Consolidate Mtgs. SpendingBy Chris DavisFollowing years of slow, incremental growth, the number of corporations employing meetings consolidation initiatives appears poised to surge... KEEP READINGSW Axes Mtg. Fares: As Buyers Name SW Second To AA In Mtgs. Price FlexibilityBy Chris DavisSouthwest Airlines last month eliminated all meeting fares, bucking all other major airlines by discontinuing its longstanding program of flat 10... KEEP READINGCos. To Bolster Mtg. Spend: NBTA Survey Forecasts 5 Percent Budget EnhancementsBy Chris DavisCorporations next year will increase their meeting and convention budgets by an average of 5 percent, according to the annual business travel forecast... KEEP READINGCVB: Travel Is Up, Crime Is Down In The Big AppleBy Peter EliotNew York City consistently the costliest domestic destination in which to do business in Business Travel News' annual Corporate Travel Index (BTN, Feb.... KEEP READINGE-Agencies Poised To Enter Mtgs. MarketBy Chris DavisThe rise in prominence of Expedia Corporate Travel, Orbitz For Business and Travelocity Business has sparked extensive speculation within the corporate... KEEP READINGEuropean Takes SITE ReinsBy Chris DavisConfident that the industry it serves now has experienced the worst of economic times and is poised to see growth both in its own membership and... KEEP READINGIncreases A' Comin': Hoteliers To Rein In Soft Rates, ContractsBy Chris DavisIndustry observers expect hoteliers to try to tighten negotiations with corporate meeting buyers in the coming year. Buoyed by positive economic... KEEP READINGManaging Meetings At: Pitney Bowes Inc.--Card Is First Move For Small-Mtgs. Mgmt.By Chris DavisPitney Bowes Inc. this year began using a meeting card to capture group travel expenses as the first step toward the possible creation of a program to... KEEP READINGMeetings Beat - 2003-11-10Wyndham International has expanded a partnership with Twinsburg, Ohio-based online meetings management firm PlanSoft, agreeing to immediately... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Meetings Beat - 2003-12-08Paris-based travel technology provider KDS has integrated the remote conferencing products of San Jose, Calif.-based WebEx into its KDS Corporate online... KEEP READINGMore Cos. To Consolidate Mtgs. SpendingBy Chris DavisFollowing years of slow, incremental growth, the number of corporations employing meetings consolidation initiatives appears poised to surge... KEEP READINGSW Axes Mtg. Fares: As Buyers Name SW Second To AA In Mtgs. Price FlexibilityBy Chris DavisSouthwest Airlines last month eliminated all meeting fares, bucking all other major airlines by discontinuing its longstanding program of flat 10... KEEP READINGCos. To Bolster Mtg. Spend: NBTA Survey Forecasts 5 Percent Budget EnhancementsBy Chris DavisCorporations next year will increase their meeting and convention budgets by an average of 5 percent, according to the annual business travel forecast... KEEP READINGCVB: Travel Is Up, Crime Is Down In The Big AppleBy Peter EliotNew York City consistently the costliest domestic destination in which to do business in Business Travel News' annual Corporate Travel Index (BTN, Feb.... KEEP READINGE-Agencies Poised To Enter Mtgs. MarketBy Chris DavisThe rise in prominence of Expedia Corporate Travel, Orbitz For Business and Travelocity Business has sparked extensive speculation within the corporate... KEEP READINGEuropean Takes SITE ReinsBy Chris DavisConfident that the industry it serves now has experienced the worst of economic times and is poised to see growth both in its own membership and... KEEP READINGIncreases A' Comin': Hoteliers To Rein In Soft Rates, ContractsBy Chris DavisIndustry observers expect hoteliers to try to tighten negotiations with corporate meeting buyers in the coming year. Buoyed by positive economic... KEEP READINGManaging Meetings At: Pitney Bowes Inc.--Card Is First Move For Small-Mtgs. Mgmt.By Chris DavisPitney Bowes Inc. this year began using a meeting card to capture group travel expenses as the first step toward the possible creation of a program to... KEEP READINGMeetings Beat - 2003-11-10Wyndham International has expanded a partnership with Twinsburg, Ohio-based online meetings management firm PlanSoft, agreeing to immediately... KEEP READINGMore Articles
More Cos. To Consolidate Mtgs. SpendingBy Chris DavisFollowing years of slow, incremental growth, the number of corporations employing meetings consolidation initiatives appears poised to surge... KEEP READINGSW Axes Mtg. Fares: As Buyers Name SW Second To AA In Mtgs. Price FlexibilityBy Chris DavisSouthwest Airlines last month eliminated all meeting fares, bucking all other major airlines by discontinuing its longstanding program of flat 10... KEEP READINGCos. To Bolster Mtg. Spend: NBTA Survey Forecasts 5 Percent Budget EnhancementsBy Chris DavisCorporations next year will increase their meeting and convention budgets by an average of 5 percent, according to the annual business travel forecast... KEEP READINGCVB: Travel Is Up, Crime Is Down In The Big AppleBy Peter EliotNew York City consistently the costliest domestic destination in which to do business in Business Travel News' annual Corporate Travel Index (BTN, Feb.... KEEP READINGE-Agencies Poised To Enter Mtgs. MarketBy Chris DavisThe rise in prominence of Expedia Corporate Travel, Orbitz For Business and Travelocity Business has sparked extensive speculation within the corporate... KEEP READINGEuropean Takes SITE ReinsBy Chris DavisConfident that the industry it serves now has experienced the worst of economic times and is poised to see growth both in its own membership and... KEEP READINGIncreases A' Comin': Hoteliers To Rein In Soft Rates, ContractsBy Chris DavisIndustry observers expect hoteliers to try to tighten negotiations with corporate meeting buyers in the coming year. Buoyed by positive economic... KEEP READINGManaging Meetings At: Pitney Bowes Inc.--Card Is First Move For Small-Mtgs. Mgmt.By Chris DavisPitney Bowes Inc. this year began using a meeting card to capture group travel expenses as the first step toward the possible creation of a program to... KEEP READINGMeetings Beat - 2003-11-10Wyndham International has expanded a partnership with Twinsburg, Ohio-based online meetings management firm PlanSoft, agreeing to immediately... KEEP READINGMore Articles
SW Axes Mtg. Fares: As Buyers Name SW Second To AA In Mtgs. Price FlexibilityBy Chris DavisSouthwest Airlines last month eliminated all meeting fares, bucking all other major airlines by discontinuing its longstanding program of flat 10... KEEP READINGCos. To Bolster Mtg. Spend: NBTA Survey Forecasts 5 Percent Budget EnhancementsBy Chris DavisCorporations next year will increase their meeting and convention budgets by an average of 5 percent, according to the annual business travel forecast... KEEP READINGCVB: Travel Is Up, Crime Is Down In The Big AppleBy Peter EliotNew York City consistently the costliest domestic destination in which to do business in Business Travel News' annual Corporate Travel Index (BTN, Feb.... KEEP READINGE-Agencies Poised To Enter Mtgs. MarketBy Chris DavisThe rise in prominence of Expedia Corporate Travel, Orbitz For Business and Travelocity Business has sparked extensive speculation within the corporate... KEEP READINGEuropean Takes SITE ReinsBy Chris DavisConfident that the industry it serves now has experienced the worst of economic times and is poised to see growth both in its own membership and... KEEP READINGIncreases A' Comin': Hoteliers To Rein In Soft Rates, ContractsBy Chris DavisIndustry observers expect hoteliers to try to tighten negotiations with corporate meeting buyers in the coming year. Buoyed by positive economic... KEEP READINGManaging Meetings At: Pitney Bowes Inc.--Card Is First Move For Small-Mtgs. Mgmt.By Chris DavisPitney Bowes Inc. this year began using a meeting card to capture group travel expenses as the first step toward the possible creation of a program to... KEEP READINGMeetings Beat - 2003-11-10Wyndham International has expanded a partnership with Twinsburg, Ohio-based online meetings management firm PlanSoft, agreeing to immediately... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Cos. To Bolster Mtg. Spend: NBTA Survey Forecasts 5 Percent Budget EnhancementsBy Chris DavisCorporations next year will increase their meeting and convention budgets by an average of 5 percent, according to the annual business travel forecast... KEEP READINGCVB: Travel Is Up, Crime Is Down In The Big AppleBy Peter EliotNew York City consistently the costliest domestic destination in which to do business in Business Travel News' annual Corporate Travel Index (BTN, Feb.... KEEP READINGE-Agencies Poised To Enter Mtgs. MarketBy Chris DavisThe rise in prominence of Expedia Corporate Travel, Orbitz For Business and Travelocity Business has sparked extensive speculation within the corporate... KEEP READINGEuropean Takes SITE ReinsBy Chris DavisConfident that the industry it serves now has experienced the worst of economic times and is poised to see growth both in its own membership and... KEEP READINGIncreases A' Comin': Hoteliers To Rein In Soft Rates, ContractsBy Chris DavisIndustry observers expect hoteliers to try to tighten negotiations with corporate meeting buyers in the coming year. Buoyed by positive economic... KEEP READINGManaging Meetings At: Pitney Bowes Inc.--Card Is First Move For Small-Mtgs. Mgmt.By Chris DavisPitney Bowes Inc. this year began using a meeting card to capture group travel expenses as the first step toward the possible creation of a program to... KEEP READINGMeetings Beat - 2003-11-10Wyndham International has expanded a partnership with Twinsburg, Ohio-based online meetings management firm PlanSoft, agreeing to immediately... KEEP READINGMore Articles
CVB: Travel Is Up, Crime Is Down In The Big AppleBy Peter EliotNew York City consistently the costliest domestic destination in which to do business in Business Travel News' annual Corporate Travel Index (BTN, Feb.... KEEP READINGE-Agencies Poised To Enter Mtgs. MarketBy Chris DavisThe rise in prominence of Expedia Corporate Travel, Orbitz For Business and Travelocity Business has sparked extensive speculation within the corporate... KEEP READINGEuropean Takes SITE ReinsBy Chris DavisConfident that the industry it serves now has experienced the worst of economic times and is poised to see growth both in its own membership and... KEEP READINGIncreases A' Comin': Hoteliers To Rein In Soft Rates, ContractsBy Chris DavisIndustry observers expect hoteliers to try to tighten negotiations with corporate meeting buyers in the coming year. Buoyed by positive economic... KEEP READINGManaging Meetings At: Pitney Bowes Inc.--Card Is First Move For Small-Mtgs. Mgmt.By Chris DavisPitney Bowes Inc. this year began using a meeting card to capture group travel expenses as the first step toward the possible creation of a program to... KEEP READINGMeetings Beat - 2003-11-10Wyndham International has expanded a partnership with Twinsburg, Ohio-based online meetings management firm PlanSoft, agreeing to immediately... KEEP READINGMore Articles
E-Agencies Poised To Enter Mtgs. MarketBy Chris DavisThe rise in prominence of Expedia Corporate Travel, Orbitz For Business and Travelocity Business has sparked extensive speculation within the corporate... KEEP READINGEuropean Takes SITE ReinsBy Chris DavisConfident that the industry it serves now has experienced the worst of economic times and is poised to see growth both in its own membership and... KEEP READINGIncreases A' Comin': Hoteliers To Rein In Soft Rates, ContractsBy Chris DavisIndustry observers expect hoteliers to try to tighten negotiations with corporate meeting buyers in the coming year. Buoyed by positive economic... KEEP READINGManaging Meetings At: Pitney Bowes Inc.--Card Is First Move For Small-Mtgs. Mgmt.By Chris DavisPitney Bowes Inc. this year began using a meeting card to capture group travel expenses as the first step toward the possible creation of a program to... KEEP READINGMeetings Beat - 2003-11-10Wyndham International has expanded a partnership with Twinsburg, Ohio-based online meetings management firm PlanSoft, agreeing to immediately... KEEP READINGMore Articles
European Takes SITE ReinsBy Chris DavisConfident that the industry it serves now has experienced the worst of economic times and is poised to see growth both in its own membership and... KEEP READINGIncreases A' Comin': Hoteliers To Rein In Soft Rates, ContractsBy Chris DavisIndustry observers expect hoteliers to try to tighten negotiations with corporate meeting buyers in the coming year. Buoyed by positive economic... KEEP READINGManaging Meetings At: Pitney Bowes Inc.--Card Is First Move For Small-Mtgs. Mgmt.By Chris DavisPitney Bowes Inc. this year began using a meeting card to capture group travel expenses as the first step toward the possible creation of a program to... KEEP READINGMeetings Beat - 2003-11-10Wyndham International has expanded a partnership with Twinsburg, Ohio-based online meetings management firm PlanSoft, agreeing to immediately... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Increases A' Comin': Hoteliers To Rein In Soft Rates, ContractsBy Chris DavisIndustry observers expect hoteliers to try to tighten negotiations with corporate meeting buyers in the coming year. Buoyed by positive economic... KEEP READINGManaging Meetings At: Pitney Bowes Inc.--Card Is First Move For Small-Mtgs. Mgmt.By Chris DavisPitney Bowes Inc. this year began using a meeting card to capture group travel expenses as the first step toward the possible creation of a program to... KEEP READINGMeetings Beat - 2003-11-10Wyndham International has expanded a partnership with Twinsburg, Ohio-based online meetings management firm PlanSoft, agreeing to immediately... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Managing Meetings At: Pitney Bowes Inc.--Card Is First Move For Small-Mtgs. Mgmt.By Chris DavisPitney Bowes Inc. this year began using a meeting card to capture group travel expenses as the first step toward the possible creation of a program to... KEEP READINGMeetings Beat - 2003-11-10Wyndham International has expanded a partnership with Twinsburg, Ohio-based online meetings management firm PlanSoft, agreeing to immediately... KEEP READINGMore Articles
Meetings Beat - 2003-11-10Wyndham International has expanded a partnership with Twinsburg, Ohio-based online meetings management firm PlanSoft, agreeing to immediately... KEEP READINGMore Articles