“Bots” first entered popular consciousness last year with the passing of the BOTS Act, and the proliferation of messaging bots. However, those of us in the ticketing industry have been dealing with bots for years. Rami Essaid, CEO of Distil Networks, and Niels Sodemann, CEO of Queue-it present the evolution of good and bad bots, their impact on the ticketing ecosystem, current and pending legislation, and innovative onsale bot mitigation strategies. Key Takeaways include: ·The impact of the BOTS Act and other legislation on your business ·How fraudsters, competitors and hackers leverage bots ·Four bad bot attack vectors every ticketing industry player must understand ·Determining the right bot mitigation strategy for premium onsales

Alina, one of Queue-it's Business Development Representative student workers, describes why you should join our global team: http://bit.ly/1XPF1g7

Queue-it has partnered with the DUT STatistique et Informatique Décisionnelle (STID) programme from the University of Lille, France, to bring French students into the company as interns. In this video, CCO and Co-Founder Camilla Ley Valentin interviews CEO and Co-Founder Niels Henrik Sodemann on the benefits of having foreign student interns in the Queue-it team, as well as Professor Sylvia Canonne and student Charlotte Danel on the benefits of the STID programme and gaining invaluable real-world work experience during the study program. Queue-it, and other start-up companies, benefit from having a global team, as well as having a new perspective from a student in areas such as technology and development. Foreign student interns gain real-world experience in a hands-on, global start-up work environment, and can also enhance their English skills and technological understanding. You can read more about the program (in French) here: http://iut.univ-lille2.fr/fr/statisti... Or e-mail Sylvia Canonne for more information: sylvia.canonne@univ-lille2.fr