And today our story is about how the preparation for the project’s presentation at the Computer History Museum in Silicon Valley happened, how the museum was chosen for the presentation’s location, and the challenges its organizers had to face.

The Computer History Museum in Mountain View, California is a museum that showcases how computers have changed and continue to change human history. It’s the world's greatest collection of unique exhibits related to the development of digital technologies.

The museum fits perfectly into Silicon Valley’s overall social and cultural atmosphere. It’s also a venue for presentations, conferences, seminars and various educational, scientific and cultural events.

On October 31, 2014, Konstruktor was presented at the Computer History Museum. Of course, the venue wasn’t chosen by chance. Konstruktor’s creator, Vlad Krishtop, came to the museum for the first time in 2011. The atmosphere and energy of this place was so inspiring that when the question of where to present Konstruktor arose in 2014, Vlad had no doubts about exactly where this should happen.

The preparation needed for any event, and especially one as significant as the presentation of a new product, which is the result of tremendous efforts and work done, always comes with stress and the chance for several organizational issues.

Following Vlad's concept, the presentation was to be carried out in a specific austere and "elegant" style, with classical music and mostly black decor and decoration.

There was so much to be done including writing text, making stands and kiosks, preparing audio and video equipment, catering, and invitations. Despite all the excitement, all this was done on a great rise, and today Vlad Krishtop recalls that day with great gratitude to all those people who took part in organizing and conducting the presentation.

Original article: https://konstruktor.com/Article/view/2331