American Dermoscopy 2026 ran its meeting on DigiSym.
The American Dermoscopy Meeting brought its branded attendee environment, live and on-demand session delivery, industry programming, and CME workflows onto DigiSym for its June 2026 program, configured and operated by Question Mark Media.
The challenge
A multi-day dermoscopy program puts a teaching-heavy agenda, a visiting faculty, industry-supported sessions, and accredited CME on the same timeline. Attendees need the sessions live and again afterward on demand; faculty need their slides handled; industry supporters need their exhibits and product theaters run properly; and the accredited record has to close out cleanly at the end. Keeping those tracks aligned across a four-day meeting is an operational problem as much as a software one.
The DigiSym platform
American Dermoscopy 2026 was configured with the modules the program actually called for, presented inside the meeting’s own branded environment rather than a generic DigiSym interface. The configured mix varies by meeting and year.
- Branded attendee environment
- Agenda and faculty
- Live session and product-theater streaming
- On-demand session archive
- Virtual exhibits and product theaters
- Faculty slide downloads
- Session and program evaluations
- CME credit, certificates, and learner records
QMM-managed operations
Question Mark Media pairs the configured platform with meeting-specific coordination before, during, and after the program. That operating layer is part of the deployment rather than work handed to the meeting as a self-service administration task.
- Platform configuration
- Content and faculty coordination
- Learner and attendee support
- Production coordination
- Reporting and closeout
Visual proof
The views below are captures from the American Dermoscopy 2026 deployment itself. Attendee and learner details are sanitized; configured modules and branding vary by meeting.
