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Trenholm Ninestein, a senior product manager at Virgin Pulse, presented on innovations with Apple Watch and mobile applications. Virgin Pulse has processed over 6 billion steps from Apple Watch users on its platform. Users who sync their Apple Watch see 33% higher engagement levels. The presentation covered Virgin Pulse's history with Apple Watch, a 5-step behavior change model, and future opportunities to leverage the Apple Watch to help users build healthy habits.
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- 1. © Virgin Pulse 2016. All Rights Reserved. HABIT-BUILDING INNOVATIONS WITH APPLE WATCH AND MOBILE Presenter: Trenholm Ninestein, Senior Product Manager
- 3. Our History with Apple Watch 5 Step Behavior Change Model Future Innovations with Apple Watch
- 5. September 9, 2014 “an extremely precise and customizable timepiece” “an intimate way to connect and communicate” “a comprehensive health and fitness companion”
- 8. April 24, 2015 85%of Apple Watch owners said the Apple Watch had contributed to better health Source
- 9. April 24, 2015 said they had lost weight with the help of the smartwatch Source 27%
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- 12. April 29, 2015 Source most commonly named wearable enterprises are interested in #1
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- 15. August 25, 2015 Apple Watch steps processed on Virgin Pulse platform 6 billion
- 16. August 25, 2015 higher engagement levels for users syncing steps with the Apple Watch 33%
- 17. August 25, 2015
- 18. March 28, 2016
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- 41. ` Activity Data
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- 44. © Virgin Pulse 2016. All Rights Reserved. THANK YOU! Trenholm Ninestein Senior Product Manager