Directional signage. The areas should be easy to find. Also, table numbers are a MUST! Download here.

Keep track on the time: Clock or a LED screen with a countdown. With a text: "Next meeting round starts in...".

Sound, so people know that the next meeting round is about to start. This could be a gong, a bell or music installed by AV technician.

Hostesses at the meeting areas. They control the meeting times, make sure people are leaving the tables in time, and guide people to the right tables. (especially at Networking Hubs). They may have printed exports or work with laptops. 

Sometimes it's really crowded and your meeting area is popular - make sure you have a good Door-bitch, someone who keeps uninvited people out.

Print Exports
   A. Seating list: who is going/what sessions?
   B. Print-package for the table hosts. This includes info on who they are meeting, at what time and what is their motivation
   C. Session List: overview of all sessions and empty seats

Ipads/Laptops
​important: Please strongly consider to get the 4G option with your iPad in case of your WiFi malfunction
   A. Handy for you as an organizer, to assign people to meeting tables. And see latest sessions status
   B. People can always request sessions themselves from their mobile phones; you can also install a check-in point with Ipads to let people request meetings. Read more
   C. To let people check in for their sessions at 1on1 meetings, via an Ipad Read more

Email your 1on1 meeting hosts to inform that they can check-in their meeting attendees via phones - to track no-show during the event. Read more

Session reminders
   A. sms options:
  - an sms with link to their final schedule in the morning of the event  
  - a notification before each session.
   B. Resend the final schedule email in the morning.