fielddrive and SEES Join Hands to Revolutionize Onsite Badging in India

by  EVENTFAQS Bureau Industry Watch | July 18, 2017 | News

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At the recently concluded WOW Awards and Convention Asia 2017 held in New Delhi, fielddrive, a company based in Belgium and pioneering in developing a global standardized solution for Onsite Registration management for Meetings, Conferences & Events across sectors, and SEES, a young Indian company focusing on enabling and curating Meeting Design and Event Tech to Indian shores, joined hands in a partnership that is poised to revolutionize Onsite badging in India.

The solution rests its strengths on three pillars of Data Integration, Onsite Badging, Track & Trace that come together to solve many a current pain points for Event Organizers, Event Planners, Registration Managers, besides giving the users I.e. Attendees/ Delegates, Visitors and Exhibitors from the smallest of events to mega shows a never before experience.

A 6-second both side Full colour, environment friendly, segmented advertising, RFID enabled (if desired) integrated Badge printing with modular units takes 60% less space than typical Registration areas and is three times faster. Its proven efficiency manages upto 300 badges per hour, making your process more efficient, fast and simple.

Speaking about the partnership, Danny Stevens, Founder & CEO, fielddrive who was present at the occasion, said, “We are very excited to move into the Indian market with our disruptive solution. The feedback at WOW and our 3-day roadshow were overwhelming with lots of high volume opportunities. We are well aware that India is a very price sensitive market, and we are confident that this high-speed solution that requires less equipment and introduces new monetization opportunities will disrupt the way badges will be delivered in the future.”

Nitin Sharma, Chief Ideator & Co-Founder, SEES, added, “This is a game changer and we are happy and proud to have a great solution in fielddrive to empower Indian Conferences and Events to be at par with their Western counterparts”.