Cases & Guides

Partner-institution faculty and students compared notes on teaching and practicum experience. zzzarit ran everything from planning to the final report.

An oversized logo and welcome message led into original IP, a video widget, blog posts, and generic service copy. The material existed, but the company's scope and completed projects were difficult to understand as one story, and the fixed-width layout broke on mobile.

Woodvine wanted larger orders, but its map listings and Instagram did not bring event-order availability, service areas, ordering conditions, and contact steps together in one place.

A forum to share project results and discuss what comes next. zzzarit managed the journey from preparation to reporting.

Two days of fundamentals, three days of advanced work. On the final day, 21 students in four teams presented their medical AI projects. zzzarit ran the event from registration through awards.

The outcome-sharing session for the June 22 IPE program. 51 people gathered at Courtyard by Marriott Suwon. zzzarit ran this one too.

The jungle artwork from the event poster also appeared on the kiosk screen, front panel, and printed photos.

zzzarit's photobooth stood in a corner of the Ajou IPE outcome session. The line in front of it never thinned until the event ended.

At the first Fortune Expo, the longest line formed in front of the Tentseoul booth. What created that line was one small kiosk built by zzzarit.

Outsome Founder Sprint. A room full of founders. zzzarit put NFC on the back of every name badge.

A report structure built from running the Yonsei Medicine clinical practicum evaluation forum.

Text overlaps, alignment drifts, and you end up fixing every slide by hand. The AI is not bad at design — you asked in a foreign language.

The most sensitive personal data at an event is not the attendee list. It is the national ID and bank account numbers collected from staff — and they are still moving through the most exposed channel there is.

People come to events for people. Yet organizers who call their event networking "very effective" dropped from 46% to 15% in a single year.

The most common 'event AI use case' of 2026 is not AI matchmaking. It is an organizer on deadline pasting the attendee spreadsheet into a free chatbot. Here is why that is a problem — and why it is not the organizer's fault.

From airport arrival to the return flight, everything outside the talk becomes the host's job. Defining that scope early is half the preparation.