PHE - Corporate - ICT - PHE - Corporate - ICT- Hopin All-in-one Virtual Event Platform

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Public Health England, an executive agency of the Department of Health and Social and Care (DH) (hereafter referred to as "Public Health England" or "PHE" also referred to as the "Contracting Authority" or the "Authority" or the "Employer") is wishes to award Hopin a one year licence agreement for a All-in-one virtual events platform. This software has been identified as a tool to help the transition team engage with a variety of stakeholders (internal and external) at scale in order to support the large scale change that is taking place. Lot 1: To enable large numbers of colleagues to be actively involved in the development of the new public health system. There is a need to enable people to come together. This has to be done virtually and is not simply a large meeting that could be accommodated on Teams. To support the next stage of the programme a large scale conference platform is required. Hopin is a virtual online events platform that allows for the hosting large scale online conferencing events with up to 100,000 attendees. The platform mimics a large-scale event, providing on stage and backstage spaces including multiple meeting rooms which can all be run in parallel, allowing for people to migrate between spaces. The platform is customisable and allows for analysis of post event data to improve future sessions. This has been identified as a tool to help the transition team engage with a variety of stakeholders (internal and external) at scale in order to support the large scale change that is taking place. Hopin is able to replicate a face to face event virtually, giving participants a different experience to any other platforms on the market: - Virtual platform for large scale events involving over 1,000 participants. - Ability for participants to interact with speakers and content via polls, voting, annotation, chat box, Q&A function and breakout rooms with audio and video link. -Participants from more than one organisation -Multiple parallel meetings/conversations (e.g. breakout rooms) -Meeting rooms which have varying access requirements (e.g. presenter only rooms, role specific rooms, open rooms) -Meeting rooms which have varying functional requirements (e.g. different speaking privileges, live documents, chat types) -Over 90 minutes in length -Multiple sequences / rounds of meetings -Ability to both control participant movement and also let participants move freely -Generated content (documents/annotations/recordings) to move between rooms Large amounts of data generation (10,000+ chat words)