Event Tech of the Week: @Lintelus

When Lintelus launched last year, we set out to address an unmet need within the presentation space: better audience engagement. We met with many event planners and corporate trainers who wanted a seamless way to gain insight into what their audience was thinking, their preferences and an answer to the perpetual device distraction dilemma. Rather than fight the ubiquitous second-screen trend, we chose to embrace it. We responded with a simple-to-use browser-based presentation solution, which can be used on ones own smartphone, tablet or laptop. It includes built-in slide sharing, digital note taking, live polling with real-time feedback, Q&A, and social networking — the type of functional features to enhance communication, build relationships and bring about a better way for presenter and audience to connect.

What is the best audience for this tool? Corporate events? Social? Other? Large? Small?

Lintelus Meeting is ideal for those who host, produce or present at a any size meeting or event, and wants to enhance retention, improve event ROI and desires to have their audience interact with the content.

What does your tool help event planners do better?

Lintelus allows event producers to better measure the ROI of their meeting or event by capturing vital data from the meeting such as who downloaded the slides? Did they ask questions? What were the responses to the live polling? How did we fare on the closing survey? All of these analytics are available at a glance within the user interface.

How is your tool different from/better than the competition?

Lintelus’ presentation solution is completely customizable depending on the type and size of the meeting with full presenter control. We also have an option to add on our Internet appliance for added Wi-Fi stability and security.

Check out our explainer video

This weekly series spotlights a new tech tool that is designed to help make planning events much more seamless. Whether it’s using event software to track every detail from start to finish or mobile apps that deliver content to attendees’ fingertips, these technologies allow planners to divert their stress to more critical issues like deciding which napkin color looks best.