A programme director building a three-track conference gets suggestions as the programme takes shape: two popular sessions scheduled against each other, a track that is overloaded in the morning, a speaker with back-to-back slots in distant rooms.
Each suggestion explains itself — which sessions, which signal, what would change — and nothing moves until the director accepts it.
For attendees, the platform recommends sessions and people based on their registration answers, interests and choices, and explains why each recommendation appears. Attendees can dismiss a suggestion, and their personal schedule stays theirs.
After the event, the director sees which recommendations people took up and which sessions outperformed expectations, so the next programme starts from evidence.
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