CNS Inc. Achieves Enhanced Event Experience for Both Organizers and Attendees by Visualizing "Moments of Interest" with SPIRAL – Securely Managing Personal Information with SPIRAL
Spiral Inc.'s low-code development platform "SPIRAL ver.1" has been adopted by CNS Inc. for its event DX system "Qlues." This enables secure management of event attendee behavioral data, enhancing the event experience for both organizers and attendees.
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Spiral Inc. (Minato-ku, Tokyo; Representative Director Group CEO Noriaki Satani), a leader in digital optimization for the future, announced that its flagship product, the low-code development platform "SPIRAL ver.1," has been adopted as the personal information management infrastructure for the event DX system of CNS Inc. (Meguro-ku, Tokyo; Representative Director COO Takashi Kubo, hereinafter "CNS").
CNS, in cooperation with Qlues Inc. (Meguro-ku, Tokyo; Representative Director CEO Akira Furuta), has commercialized an event DX system that delivers event slides and videos hosted by client companies and acquires and utilizes attendee behavioral data. By leveraging "SPIRAL ver.1," CNS supports the improvement of the event experience for both organizers and attendees while managing participants' personal information in a secure environment.
## Case Study Overview
### Background and Overview of Adoption
CNS, as a comprehensive creative production company, has been developing a wide range of businesses for over 20 years, primarily focusing on event planning and operation. The company had previously utilized Spiral Inc.'s low-code development platform "SPIRAL ver.1" for purposes such as email distribution for event announcements and form creation for clients, appreciating its flexibility in building necessary web applications according to business needs and its high security.
In recent years, while DX has evolved in various scenes, event and exhibition venues often still see scenes unchanged from 30 years ago, such as attendees taking photos of slides projected on screens to take information home. As a result, attendees faced challenges in acquiring information and reviewing it after the event. Organizers, on the other hand, could not obtain logs of photos taken, making it difficult to grasp attendees' interests.
Against this backdrop, CNS decided to develop "Qlues," an event information platform that aims to improve the experience for both attendees and organizers by creating a mechanism where "attendees can easily take information home and connect it to output" and "information providers can visualize how information is delivered, at what points interest increases, and how it is utilized."
In developing this system, CNS initially considered building everything in-house, including personal information management. However, since the company had traditionally used "SPIRAL ver.1" and highly valued its security, "SPIRAL ver.1" was adopted as the service infrastructure for this system development as well.
This has enabled CNS to reduce the risks and man-hours associated with managing attendees' personal information in-house, while also ensuring high email deliverability required for event systems, guaranteeing security using authentication APIs available for building My Pages, and improving stability, cost balance, and development productivity.
### Overview of the Event DX System Utilizing SPIRAL
"Qlues" is an event DX system that acquires behavioral data from attendees' slide saving and viewing flows, achieving both improved event experience for organizers and attendees and effective marketing utilization.
In this system, slide materials are delivered page by page to attendees' smartphones in real-time with the progress of the session. Attendees can save slides of interest to their library while watching the session. Furthermore, when archived video distribution begins later, by clicking on saved slides listed in the library, attendees can directly play the archived distribution from that specific part. This allows for the fastest information utilization without the hassle of searching again when reviewing content after the event, revisiting it, or sharing it internally.
Organizers can also acquire logs such as viewing, saving, clicking, and viewing time for each slide page per attendee, allowing them to visualize attendees' interests and utilize this data for post-event marketing, sales activities, and improving event content.
"SPIRAL ver.1" provides a mechanism to efficiently operate functions such as attendee personal information management, session management, login authentication, and email distribution in a secure environment. This, combined with event DX by "Qlues," realizes a unified platform that supports overall event operations.
### Expected Effects
Through this system provided by CNS to its clients, it is expected that the visualization of each attendee's interests and the provision of information based on those interests will further advance the event experience.
Furthermore, the acquired data will be utilized for various purposes.
CNS, in cooperation with Qlues Inc. (Meguro-ku, Tokyo; Representative Director CEO Akira Furuta), has commercialized an event DX system that delivers event slides and videos hosted by client companies and acquires and utilizes attendee behavioral data. By leveraging "SPIRAL ver.1," CNS supports the improvement of the event experience for both organizers and attendees while managing participants' personal information in a secure environment.
## Case Study Overview
### Background and Overview of Adoption
CNS, as a comprehensive creative production company, has been developing a wide range of businesses for over 20 years, primarily focusing on event planning and operation. The company had previously utilized Spiral Inc.'s low-code development platform "SPIRAL ver.1" for purposes such as email distribution for event announcements and form creation for clients, appreciating its flexibility in building necessary web applications according to business needs and its high security.
In recent years, while DX has evolved in various scenes, event and exhibition venues often still see scenes unchanged from 30 years ago, such as attendees taking photos of slides projected on screens to take information home. As a result, attendees faced challenges in acquiring information and reviewing it after the event. Organizers, on the other hand, could not obtain logs of photos taken, making it difficult to grasp attendees' interests.
Against this backdrop, CNS decided to develop "Qlues," an event information platform that aims to improve the experience for both attendees and organizers by creating a mechanism where "attendees can easily take information home and connect it to output" and "information providers can visualize how information is delivered, at what points interest increases, and how it is utilized."
In developing this system, CNS initially considered building everything in-house, including personal information management. However, since the company had traditionally used "SPIRAL ver.1" and highly valued its security, "SPIRAL ver.1" was adopted as the service infrastructure for this system development as well.
This has enabled CNS to reduce the risks and man-hours associated with managing attendees' personal information in-house, while also ensuring high email deliverability required for event systems, guaranteeing security using authentication APIs available for building My Pages, and improving stability, cost balance, and development productivity.
### Overview of the Event DX System Utilizing SPIRAL
"Qlues" is an event DX system that acquires behavioral data from attendees' slide saving and viewing flows, achieving both improved event experience for organizers and attendees and effective marketing utilization.
In this system, slide materials are delivered page by page to attendees' smartphones in real-time with the progress of the session. Attendees can save slides of interest to their library while watching the session. Furthermore, when archived video distribution begins later, by clicking on saved slides listed in the library, attendees can directly play the archived distribution from that specific part. This allows for the fastest information utilization without the hassle of searching again when reviewing content after the event, revisiting it, or sharing it internally.
Organizers can also acquire logs such as viewing, saving, clicking, and viewing time for each slide page per attendee, allowing them to visualize attendees' interests and utilize this data for post-event marketing, sales activities, and improving event content.
"SPIRAL ver.1" provides a mechanism to efficiently operate functions such as attendee personal information management, session management, login authentication, and email distribution in a secure environment. This, combined with event DX by "Qlues," realizes a unified platform that supports overall event operations.
### Expected Effects
Through this system provided by CNS to its clients, it is expected that the visualization of each attendee's interests and the provision of information based on those interests will further advance the event experience.
Furthermore, the acquired data will be utilized for various purposes.