Yes — for conference teams handling speakers, exhibitors, session schedules, and multiple venues, you’ll usually want a stack that covers:

• agenda/session management
• speaker/exhibitor coordination
• attendee registration
• floorplan and venue ops
• mobile app / onsite updates
• task and team collaboration

Here are strong options by fit:

Best all-around conference platforms

1. Cvent

Best for: Large conferences and enterprise event teams
Why it stands out:

• Strong registration + agenda + speaker management
• Exhibitor tools and sponsor management
• Mobile event app
• Venue sourcing, event logistics, and reporting
• Good for complex, multi-track, multi-venue events

Pros: Very robust, scalable, widely adopted
Cons: Can be expensive and a bit heavy to implement

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2. Bizzabo

Best for: Modern conference teams wanting polished attendee and speaker experiences
Why it stands out:

• Conference agenda and speaker workflows
• Exhibitor and sponsor visibility
• Event app and attendee engagement features
• Good analytics and branding
• Strong for hybrid and in-person conferences

Pros: User-friendly, strong UX
Cons: Some advanced ops features may require integrations

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3. EventMobi

Best for: Conferences with strong mobile/onsite needs
Why it stands out:

• Easy session scheduling and agenda updates
• Speaker management
• Exhibitor lead capture and booth tools
• Mobile app is a key strength
• Good for multiple venues and live schedule changes

Pros: Flexible, good mobile experience
Cons: Less full-suite than Cvent for very large enterprises

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Best for operations-heavy teams

4. Monday.com / Asana / ClickUp with event templates

Best for: Operational coordination across staff, vendors, speakers, and venue teams
Why it stands out:

• Task ownership, approvals, deadlines, and dependencies
• Custom workflows for speaker confirmation, AV needs, booth logistics, and venue checklists
• Easy cross-team collaboration

Pros: Great for internal operations
Cons: Not a true conference registration/agenda platform by itself

Recommendation: Use alongside Cvent/Bizzabo/EventMobi rather than instead of them.

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Best for exhibitor and floorplan workflows

5. ExpoPlatform

Best for: Exhibitor-heavy conferences and trade shows
Why it stands out:

• Exhibitor portals and matchmaking
• Sponsorship management
• Floorplan/booth visibility
• Session and attendee engagement tools

Pros: Strong for expo-centric events
Cons: Less suited if your event is more speaker/session-driven than trade-show-driven

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Best for smaller-to-mid-size conference teams

6. Whova

Best for: Smaller teams needing a practical all-in-one tool
Why it stands out:

• Agenda and session scheduling
• Speaker profiles
• Exhibitor listings
• Attendee networking
• Easy-to-use event app

Pros: Fast setup, good value
Cons: Less powerful for deep enterprise ops and complex venue logistics

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My quick recommendations by scenario

• Large, complex conference with many venues: Cvent
• Modern conference experience with strong UX: Bizzabo
• Mobile-first onsite coordination: EventMobi
• Trade-show/exhibitor-heavy event: ExpoPlatform
• Smaller team needing simplicity: Whova
• Internal ops/workflow management: Asana, Monday.com, or ClickUp

A practical software stack

For most conference teams, a good stack looks like:

• Core event platform: Cvent or Bizzabo
• Internal operations: Asana / Monday.com / ClickUp
• Venue diagrams / floor plans: Cvent or an integrated floorplan tool
• Comms: Slack + shared docs
• File hub: Google Drive / SharePoint
• Onsite scanning/app: built into the event platform

If you want, I can also give you:

1. a side-by-side comparison table,
2. recommendations by budget, or
3. a best stack for 1,000+ attendee conferences.