Web Summit is opening its software to the world. They are excited to announce that their first customer is the United Nations. They couldn’t imagine a better first customer for the product they’ve spent almost a decade perfecting.
Over the course of the last decade, some of the world’s most influential media have suggested that Web Summit’s offline and online events are the best in the world. What sets Web Summit apart? We think it’s their software.
Until now, they’ve kept their event software to themselves. Today, that changes with the United Nations. In the coming years, Web Summit hopes to help power many of the world’s leading events, as well as the events of many of the world’s leading organisations.
You can join the waitlist to try the software here, or experience an event using the software in two weeks’ time by joining as a guest at the United Nations Development Programme Istanbul Innovation Days, March 23-25.
Today, the organisation is also announcing 50 new roles, mostly in engineering and related positions.
