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The Event & Exhiting Show 2011July 2011: QRS announces presence at Event & Exhibiting Show

QRS is delighted to announce that it will be exhibiting at The Event & Exhibiting Show 2011.

The show is on 13 and 14 July at the Business Design Centre in Islington, London. We will be on stand E1 and we hope to see some of you there!

Highlights on our stand will include:

  • the first public showing of Little Dorrit, our compact version of Dorothy
  • the first public showing of Ariadne, a personalised show guide for everyone
  • how colour printing makes life easier and improves the appearance of your event.

Find out more about the show and register at www.theeventandexhibitingshow.co.uk.

Dorrit: the compact version of Dorothy

ESSA Member 2011April 2011: QRS's membership of ESSA

QRS is delighted to announce its membership of ESSA, the Event Supplier and Services Association. The Association represents contractors and suppliers of goods and services to the exhibition industry. Our membership of ESSA gives our clients the assurances of the best possible service.

December 2010: At last, the end of paper

Self-Service Registration terminals at Design & Technology with ICT

We have done our first show with self-registration for walk-ins (as well as Dorothies for pre-registrants). It was Design & Technology with ICT for ICHF Ltd at the NEC, and went exceedingly well. David Bennett at ICHF said, "The self-registration system was straightforward and everything ran very smoothly. There were minimal queues and feedback suggested the method was well-liked by visitors."

Self-Service Registration terminals and Dorothies at Design & Technology with ICT

We shall be using the same approach for ICHF’s next trade show, Craft Hobby & Stitch.

Self-Service Registration terminals at Design & Technology with ICTSelf-Service Registration terminals at Design & Technology with ICT

Self service eliminates paper forms, provides a tidier registration area and saves staff. QRS’s colour printing ensures that visitors get the appropriately coloured badges without the need for staff giving out badge-holders. A useful benefit with co-located shows is that the visitor cannot pick up the wrong form, with demographics irrelevant to their interests.