Intellitix aims to improve fan experience
Radio Frequency Identification technology provider Intellitix is expanding its operations to Australia and will be announcing its first shows there within weeks (view press release). Its new office in Sydney is the fourth office it has opened after Montreal, Denver and London, and Turnkey Management Group Director Dion Brant has been appointed Director of Business Development, Intellitix Australia.
Intellitix is aiming to improve the Australian fan experience through its integrated access control, social media and cashless payment solutions service for live events. The firm will be exhibiting its RFID solutions this week at the inaugural Electronic Music Conference (EMC) in Sydney, from 27-28 November.
New Director of Business Development Brant said: “Intellitix brings a wealth of new ways to connect fans, friends, artists, brands and even exhibitors. It’s a system that has been proved rock solid at some of the most high profile events in the world, while generating new sources of income.”
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