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What 25 Years on the Event Floor Taught Me About What Software Gets Wrong

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By Brian Burke
| cater-event.com
We have excellent software for getting to the event. We have nothing worth speaking of for running it. Brian Burke,Founder ,ByteStream Strategies schedule4 Min Read The BEO is perfect. The floor plan is drawn. The staff assignments are confirmed. The menus are printed. And then the event begins, and every tool you’ve been using for the past six weeks becomes irrelevant. I’ve spent 25 years managing large-scale events and leading hospitality teams—teams of 150, 200, more.
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By Ben Leybovich, Brian Burke, Steve Vaughan
| BiggerPockets Verified
If I were to guess, here's what my friends did today: @Serge S.
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One person killed in Waupaca County crash

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By Brian Burke
| WLUK-TV (Green Bay, WI) Verified
Waupaca County Sheriff's Office says one person was killed in a crash Sunday night. Preliminary investigation says around 6:30 Sunday night an 81-year-old driver in the northbound lane on County Hwy. QQ near Park Land and stopped at the intersection with King Road. The driver continued north and veered off the road through a residential yard and struck a parked vehicle in a neighboring business lot. Life saving measures were started by witnesses and continued by law enforcement and EMS.
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