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In this interactive session, you can submit and upvote questions about B2B event management technology and learn more about top vendors evaluated in our upcoming Forrester Wave™ report. We’ll also discuss the market dynamics, disruptors, differentiators among the vendors evaluated, and other findings from our research.
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B2B marketers can use this report to understand the value they can expect from B2B event management technology and to inform their selection.
In our 28-criterion evaluation of B2B event management technology providers, we identified the 14 most significant ones and researched, analyzed, and scored them.
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