Event Management System with QR Code-Based Check-in
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Event Management System, QR Code, Digital Check-in, Automation, Smart Events, Attendance TrackingAbstract
The evolution of event management in the digital era has necessitated the integration of technology-driven solutions to streamline participant experiences, enhance security, and optimize resource utilization. Among these solutions, QR code-based check-in systems have emerged as a transformative approach for managing events of varying scales—ranging from academic conferences to large-scale cultural festivals. This manuscript presents a comprehensive study of an Event Management System (EMS) with QR Code-Based Check-in, emphasizing its architecture, features, advantages, and implications. Through an extensive literature review and a structured methodology, the manuscript explores the intersection of information technology, mobile computing, and event administration
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