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New Interfaces Bring Inspiration for In-person Interactive Experiences
A technology revolution is pushing us into spaces and, soon, into a world without screens.
How Under-resourced Teens and the Arts Provide a Roadmap to the Future of Employee Experiences
Beyond the immediate focus on the hybridization of everything, our shared time of renewal and reopening foreshadows an unimagined next for the future of employee experiences.
Insights From the Journey Toward Greater Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
Our very own Cori Brown joined Event Marketer magazine to share her unique perspectives on the plans, actions, and progress our industry is making.
Opus, a Global Experience Agency, Announces Mitch Barns as CEO
Mitch joins to lead our agency during the rapid return of in-person events and experiences.
Opus Adds Oni Chukwu to its Board of Directors
Opus Agency has announced the addition of Oni Chukwu to its board of directors.Read More >
Opus Celebrates Six Straight Years on the Inc. 5000
Inc. Magazine lists Opus as #1,671 in their annual ranking of the fastest-growing private companies in the United States.
Maestro Labors of Love: Noah Dunham
Opus values work-life balance, and celebrates the amazing and creative passion projects that our employees maintain outside of work. In this series, we’ll be highlighting Maestro side hustles.
Opus says “Farewell” to the Summer Interns!
Opus was excited to welcome a crew of interns this summer! Sadly, their internships are ending. We’re reflecting on their time with us and getting excited for the next steps in their professional journeys! Here’s what our interns had to say about their Opus experiences:
Maestro Labors of Love: Valerie White
Opus values work-life balance, and celebrates the amazing and creative passion projects that our employees maintain outside of work. In this series, we’ll be highlighting Maestro side hustles.
New Interfaces Bring Inspiration for In-person Interactive Experiences
A technology revolution is pushing us into spaces and, soon, into a world without screens.
How Under-resourced Teens and the Arts Provide a Roadmap to the Future of Employee Experiences
Beyond the immediate focus on the hybridization of everything, our shared time of renewal and reopening foreshadows an unimagined next for the future of employee experiences.
Insights From the Journey Toward Greater Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
Our very own Cori Brown joined Event Marketer magazine to share her unique perspectives on the plans, actions, and progress our industry is making.
Opus, a Global Experience Agency, Announces Mitch Barns as CEO
Mitch joins to lead our agency during the rapid return of in-person events and experiences.
Opus Adds Oni Chukwu to its Board of Directors
Opus Agency has announced the addition of Oni Chukwu to its board of directors.Read More >
Opus Celebrates Six Straight Years on the Inc. 5000
Inc. Magazine lists Opus as #1,671 in their annual ranking of the fastest-growing private companies in the United States.
Bon Voyage: Happy Retirement to Two Opus Mainstays
This month we’re saying farewell to two long-time Opus teammates who are embarking on their next adventure: retirement!
Raise a Glass to This Year’s Integrity Award Winners!
It’s award season here at Opus! Please join us in congratulating the Maestros who took home our top honor, an Integrity Award.
New Interfaces Bring Inspiration for In-person Interactive Experiences
A technology revolution is pushing us into spaces and, soon, into a world without screens.
New Interfaces Bring Inspiration for In-person Interactive Experiences
New Interfaces Bring Inspiration
for In-person Interactive Experiences
A technology revolution is pushing us into spaces and, soon, into a world without screens.
Accelerated by the rapid return to in-person events and our continued exploration of the future of experiences, including what’s next for virtual events, we see the return of trends driven by advancements in technology.
Some technology-driven trends are reemerging, like the power of sensory branding, the potential of smart surfaces, and the allure of social wearables. While other trends are rebooting, like facial recognition, which is now under fire in a world of changing data privacy approaches and hindered by new evidence that AI-driven monitoring of facial expressions cannot actually reveal a person’s emotions.
Now, as we move into the unimagined next, we are finding inspiration for the next generation of trends, so get ready to open some new tabs as we dig in more.
On the Go Convenience—At the Event
Driven by their rise in retail, the increased availability of cashless technologies is coming to events and is being provided by more venues. While, even as social distancing realities transform, event professionals continue using new tools for anonymous real-time density tracking, providing pre-event seat selectors, and enabling to-seat delivery of food and beverages.
The rise of robots is gaining steam as they are built to help us in new ways, including carrying our luggage at airports, being our butlers at hotels, cooking, and then serving our food at restaurants, and entertaining us during the Tokyo Olympics.
Of course, one […]
How Under-resourced Teens and the Arts Provide a Roadmap to the Future of Employee Experiences
Beyond the immediate focus on the hybridization of everything, our shared time of renewal and reopening foreshadows an unimagined next for the future of employee experiences.