10 Jun — Update from PAM: Joseph Tan and I will be discussing next steps with our top management next week, and we'll e-meet Brendan again the week after to update and align on the direction moving forward.

30 May — Tested on opening night highlights. Clips landed in our socials within 12 minutes of curtain — strong for same-night posting. Continuing to evaluate against current workflow.

07 Jun — A: For organisations like KLCC that already have strong operational systems, what's often missing is leadership visibility across all events, confidence in what's being approved, and a defensible record of decisions, risk and assumptions. Rather than AI assisting with individual tasks (like AskMo), it's embedded into Evatto to guide the entire process — less a task assistant, more the structural layer that ensures every event is properly scoped, approved and governed. Evatto sits above existing systems.

07 Jun — A: 1) Avatars are completely optional — a presentation layer for orgs that want a branded visual host (landed well at NY Toy Fair, contextualising 700 exhibitors via a 2D squid). 2) It's not a separate platform — the guide embeds as a widget on existing sites or shares as a single link. 3) On the DOAC tour: Spark autonomously pushed real-time updates across all cities/languages during last year's super typhoon. Broader signal: support questions into inboxes dropping ~80%; SXSW deployment used by people in 20+ countries pre-event, no app or account needed. The KLCC play is offering Alias to event organisers as a value-add — better conversational intelligence and attendee insights pre, live and post event.

01 Jun — Demo Thursday. Want to test in-room caption overlay against our existing accessibility setup.

05 Jun — Really like this one — looks simple to use, definitely one to watch. Strong potential for our CCTV analysis: pulling out information for incident reports or post-event reviews (accidents, thefts, incidents, queuing). We already have AI analytics on live and recorded footage (flow dynamic + hot spot analysis rolling out soon), but easy search/extract/splice/save of footage looks genuinely useful. Adjacent area we're exploring: sentiment analysis on filmed audiences — focused, smiling, bored, disengaged — analyse and report feels a small step further.

05 Jun — Can't comment in detail — assuming this is aimed at smaller hotels/venues that don't run a larger ERP (Fidelio, Momentus, Infor, CVent). Not a fit for us right now.