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The document discusses several ideas for how IBM can help travelers and engage with students. It proposes offering city guides through a mobile app and Wi-Fi access points to help travelers navigate cities more easily. It also suggests creating a game where students can test their smarts against IBM and potentially win graduate placements by answering questions on a public leaderboard shared on social media. Ongoing engagement would involve sharing content and opportunities on platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and through newsfeeds.
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IBM proposes a contest called "Help Save the World in 30 Seconds" where people create and submit 30-second videos showing their ideas for more environmentally friendly practices. Videos would be uploaded to a microsite where voters could rate them, and the highest rated videos would win prizes. Daily social media posts and a microsite would promote the contest and highlight submissions to spread awareness of green issues, show individual solutions, and promote IBM's commitment to the environment and smarter planet initiatives. The goal is to motivate people to consider green issues and turn to more sustainable practices in an engaging way.
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- 1. Help build a smarter planet. Innovating in research and development to shape the future of society at large. Sense through connections.
- 2. Insight / Idea Travelers want to get the best out of their trip. IBM helps them get around the ‘smarter’ way. HOW? Offer walk-around city guides. (default and user generated)
- 3. Launch Free Wi-Fi: - Connect to network. - IBM Browser Page loads. - Page with tips on how to get around and offers from local shops. - Download APP or continue browsing.
- 4. Ongoing Engagement Daily Twitter/Facebook/Newsfeed highlighting the most engaging content across the range of subject matters.
- 5. Idea 2
- 6. Insight IBM wants to build a ‘Smarter Planet’ They need smart people to help them IBM offer first-class opportunities for top students across their business
- 7. Idea OUT SMART IBM Download APP Play against IBM by answering and asking questions Smartness rated by known characters on leader board Win Graduate placements Spread awareness of IBM
- 8. Ongoing Engagement Competitive banter though Facebook and Twitter Tweets about graduate placement opportunities available.
- 9. Thank You!