How to turn on cost saving initiatives without turning off your customers
The main function of any business is to make money. Businesses that make money can serve their customers and industry better, whereas businesses that lose money typically aren’t in business for much longer. That’s why...
How can you prevent crew burnout?
Did you know that 1 in every 3 event professionals are suffering from mental health concerns and/or experiencing crew burnout? While news outlets are quick to report on the surprising rates of addiction and mental...
2019 tips for crew scheduling, time tracking, and managing live event crews
How many Americans will rely on temporary work, freelancing, and on-demand apps to make a living by the year 2020? The answer is… a lot. By 2020, there will be 64 million people working in...
How Can You Get Rid Of Excel Spreadsheets For Crew Scheduling? With Powerful Crew Scheduling Software.
There’s no question - the event production industry is demanding. And, while excel spreadsheets certainly have their place in business, they sure don’t make the crew scheduling process any easier or less time consuming. It’s...
The Value of Data in Your Workforce Management Process [Video]
As your business grows, your costs rise significantly. Unfortunately, if you are still using manual workforce management processes to schedule and manage your crew, it's difficult – practically impossible actually - to get to the...
What’s the Secret to Contesting Unemployment Claims in Your Workforce Management Process?
As you might have already seen, we recently launched the results of our first annual event industry workforce management compliance survey. As part of this survey, one of the questions we asked but have not...
Transforming Manual Work Fails into Automated Workflows with Event Scheduling Software
John is a labor coordinator. He was just told that their client now wants all of the crew to park in lot B instead of lot C for the event the very next day. John...
3 employee scheduling basics you should be reviewing constantly
We often hear this – event companies are using excel spreadsheets, Google docs, and multiple calendars for their employee scheduling processes as well as the overall tracking of their freelance staff or crew. Crew cannot...