Exzbit vs Software for PM

Exzbit incorporates e-commerce into MICE events through the creation of a virtual marketplace.

Trends in the MICE industry show that face-to-face events are being enhanced by virtual elements and ‰hybrid events‰ where there is a mixture of online and offline elements are becoming prevalent. Additionally, virtual events rank as the second most important source of information when business decision makers evaluate technologies or services to purchase, hence the need for digitization.



Exzbit enables the digital transformation of the events industry by incorporating e-commerce into exhibitions, conventions and trade shows. Exzbit allows venue providers and event organisers alike to set up an e-commerce website in just minutes to share information and increase sales volume. Organisers can choose to receive commission from each sale on the online marketplace or set up advertisement space for additional revenue.



Venue providers can go beyond offering just physical space and provide complementary digital space to all their clients‰' events. Event organisers, meanwhile, can incorporate Exzbit into their events and help enable exhibitors and attendees to engage like never before.

Project management software in-depth reviews to help project managers find the best tool for their needs.

We started Softwareforpm.com, short for “Software for Project Management”, with a clear goal in mind: to offer project managers the possibility to find the best project management software for their specific needs. We also wanted the process to be simple and straightforward.

Based on our experience and research, we’ve noticed that companies and agencies who are looking for project management software have different needs and priorities. Some companies are looking for “all-in-one” solutions, while others are looking for complementary software (or set of features). Software features still remain the deciding factor when choosing a project management solution.

Whatever the case, we realized that, without even knowing, people prioritize features based on their specific needs. There are the “must have” features (you won’t be able to operate without them), the “good to have” features (the ones that bring additional value and will help you manage projects better, and the “bonus” features (something you don’t necessarily need at the moment, but might be useful in the future).

Location: New York, United States