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Seattle Center Chooses Ungerboeck to Manage Multiple Venues

July 17, 2020
by R.V. Baugus
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By Stacie Bauer

This month the Seattle Center, Chihuly Garden and Glass, McHaw Hall, and greenway — each a part of the arts, family, and entertainment hub for the Pacific Northwest — selected Ungerboeck to transform an antiquated events management system into an adaptable, multi-functional, state-of-the art software platform.

Ungerboeck provides the ‘must have’ business requirements, with its wide scope of features and functionality. The Ungerboeck software platform is adaptable and configurable. Its open API provides flexibility in sharing data with other applications, to meet the needs of the variety of venues on the Seattle Center campus.

“Events are at the core of our purpose and essential to our bottom line. Seattle Center hosts thousands of events each year, and the adoption of a cloud-based event management system is a game-changer for our staff working throughout our 74-acre campus. Ungerboeck’s product is widely recognized as a gold standard in this domain – and will transport our event booking and operations technology into the 21st Century,” said Seattle Center Director, Robert Nellams.

“We are thrilled to be powering the events and attractions at the most iconic landmarks in Seattle within the Seattle Center. We will be offering our newest event platform that powers top cultural centers throughout the world to streamline the processes and communications within the venues and events allowing the team at the center to focus on their important goals – inspiring & strengthening the community,” said Manish Chandak, President & CEO at Ungerboeck.

Stacie Bauer is Event & Sponsorship Coordinator, Marketing, for Ungerboeck.

R.V. Baugus
About the Author
R.V. Baugus is senior editor of IAVM's magazine, Venue Professional. Baugus is a 12-time Quill Award winner from the Dallas chapter of the International Association of Business Communicators (IABC) and Silver Quill recipient from the Southern Region of IABC. He is devoted in his community by serving as a deacon at his church, a facilitator leading a Grief Share class, high school football public address announcer for the Irving ISD and basketball PA announcer for Nimitz High School.
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