"event logistics" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the planning, coordination, and management of all the logistical aspects of an event, such as transportation, accommodations, equipment, and supplies. Example: "Our team is responsible for handling all the event logistics for the conference, from booking hotels for the attendees to arranging for audiovisual equipment for the presentations."
In addition she administers the NSP website and assists with Orientation and First-Year Parents Weekend event logistics.
This paper proposes modeling system units as discrete event logistics systems (DELS), an abstraction that unifies heterogeneous system models for the manufacturing and logistics domain.
The functional design of discrete event logistics systems (DELS) specifies the systems' transformative functions independently from the technology required to implement those functions.
Christine Plitt is the director of event logistics at Pragmatic Marketing in Scottsdale, Ariz., a company that trains product managers in the technology industry.
At IIS, Elliott assists with financial transactions, event logistics, publicity and a variety of other tasks to further the Institute's mission to support international research at Berkeley.
If your event will include high-profile speakers or guests, or if you're expecting a large audience, you'll need to plan ahead for publicity, event logistics, and extra protocol or security measures.
There was talk of big-event logistics: tables, tents, course signs, staff radios.
Phoebe originally intended to use her education for a gallery role, but her varied course allowed her to explore new areas, and she is now honing a successful career in events logistics and festival management.
"I feel like I'm the most powerful person in the city," Tanya Domi, a CUNY official in charge of the event's logistics, said.
Three years after it began powering the event management logistics of fashion week, Fashion GPS is going one step deeper into the seasonal editorial cycle.
The existence of uncertainties may result in various unexpected disruption events in logistics delivery, which often makes actual delivery operations deviate from intended plans.
