Can Attractions Provide An Alternative To The Ticket Souvenir?
Almost everybody has one.It may be a vintage trunk, a beautiful wooden box with your name carved into it, or it might just be an old shoebox. Some lie under beds or at the back of wardrobes. Others sit proudly on coffee tables and bookshelves. They are, of course - memory boxes - and though they
Asking The Right Questions In Business
Questions. We ask them every single day.We ask them around the dinner table and in our daily interactions. We ask them internally, even whilst doing something seemingly passive, like watching television. Most of us ask a lot of questions in our professional lives too. Some of these questions can even change or save lives. A
Approaching The Client-Supplier Relationship As A Partnership
When we look at the Dictionary definition of the noun ‘supplier’, there’s the one most obvious to us business types: ‘Supplier - a company, person, etc. that provides things that people want or need’- Cambridge Dictionary Being a fan of the beautiful game though, and having worked at Chelsea Football Club, I’m also familiar with this term
The cost of ambiguity in tech procurement!
From creating a clear brief, and articulating requirements to communicating your objectives, the ticketing and technology procurement process can be full of ambiguity! That ambiguity can so often lead to confusion and a lack of clarity. That lack of clarity results in extra costs! Not just to the operators, but also to the consultants and vendors that form
Ticketing Business Forum ‘all female’ ticketing panel!
ReWork is reflecting on this year's Ticketing Business Forum, held at the Emirates Old Trafford, Manchester, UK. Over the 2 days, the event explored the latest trends, developments, and innovations in the ticketing industry. ReWork feel very honoured to have been asked to be part of those conversations. The event was packed full of great conversations, including