This document summarizes a presentation on virtual reality (VR) and its potential to create engaging experiences that bridge storytelling and interactive participation. It discusses how VR allows for visual freedom and control over perspective in new ways compared to traditional media like film. Some examples of VR stories and experiences are provided. Research is discussed that examined how perspective (interrogator, interrogated, observer) in a VR interrogation scene impacted sense of presence and enjoyment. Results found high enjoyment and presence across conditions with some differences in spatial presence based on perspective. Further research is suggested to better optimize VR design and experiences.
This document discusses operationalizing social media for businesses. It provides case studies of companies with and without a social media champion. It outlines methodologies for developing a social media roadmap, tying social metrics to business goals, and best practices for community management. The document recommends taking a holistic social business approach by aligning social activities with strategy, mapping stakeholders, and revising organizational structures.
This document discusses operationalizing social media for businesses. It provides case studies of companies with and without a social media champion. It outlines methodologies for developing a social media roadmap, tying social metrics to business goals, and best practices for community management. The document recommends taking a holistic social business approach by aligning social activities with strategy, mapping stakeholders, and revising organizational structures.
This document discusses operationalizing social media within organizations. It provides case studies of companies with and without social media champions. It outlines methodologies for developing a social media roadmap, tying social metrics to business goals, and best practices for community management. The document advocates for treating social media as a business-wide function, not just a marketing task, and provides frameworks for social business planning including focusing on people, processes, and platforms.
1. The document discusses partner marketing and how to improve relationships with partners to drive conversion. It emphasizes developing progressive partnerships through understanding partners' businesses and adding value.
2. The iris approach involves defining strategic paths and shared growth agendas with partners. It also focuses on field teams, brand effect, consumer behavior and marketing support to optimize partner activities.
3. Dashboards are used to track partner strategies, observations, and opportunities for briefs that accelerate brands and add value through differentiated products and services. The goal is influencing purchase both in and outside of retail through long-term progressive partnerships.
Our guide to a successful mobile project - how to navigate the mobile landscape! The 5th of October we invited agencies and companies to a breakfast seminar about how to execute successful mobile projects.
This document summarizes a presentation on virtual reality (VR) and its potential to create engaging experiences that bridge storytelling and interactive participation. It discusses how VR allows for visual freedom and control over perspective in new ways compared to traditional media like film. Some examples of VR stories and experiences are provided. Research is discussed that examined how perspective (interrogator, interrogated, observer) in a VR interrogation scene impacted sense of presence and enjoyment. Results found high enjoyment and presence across conditions with some differences in spatial presence based on perspective. Further research is suggested to better optimize VR design and experiences.
This document discusses operationalizing social media for businesses. It provides case studies of companies with and without a social media champion. It outlines methodologies for developing a social media roadmap, tying social metrics to business goals, and best practices for community management. The document recommends taking a holistic social business approach by aligning social activities with strategy, mapping stakeholders, and revising organizational structures.
This document discusses operationalizing social media for businesses. It provides case studies of companies with and without a social media champion. It outlines methodologies for developing a social media roadmap, tying social metrics to business goals, and best practices for community management. The document recommends taking a holistic social business approach by aligning social activities with strategy, mapping stakeholders, and revising organizational structures.
This document discusses operationalizing social media within organizations. It provides case studies of companies with and without social media champions. It outlines methodologies for developing a social media roadmap, tying social metrics to business goals, and best practices for community management. The document advocates for treating social media as a business-wide function, not just a marketing task, and provides frameworks for social business planning including focusing on people, processes, and platforms.
1. The document discusses partner marketing and how to improve relationships with partners to drive conversion. It emphasizes developing progressive partnerships through understanding partners' businesses and adding value.
2. The iris approach involves defining strategic paths and shared growth agendas with partners. It also focuses on field teams, brand effect, consumer behavior and marketing support to optimize partner activities.
3. Dashboards are used to track partner strategies, observations, and opportunities for briefs that accelerate brands and add value through differentiated products and services. The goal is influencing purchase both in and outside of retail through long-term progressive partnerships.
Our guide to a successful mobile project - how to navigate the mobile landscape! The 5th of October we invited agencies and companies to a breakfast seminar about how to execute successful mobile projects.
I am a Product Manager and Inventor. Take a look at the work I have been doing. If I can help you or your company with your products please let me know. Thanks! ...Jon Bender
How can communications service providers win the battle for customer loyalty against OTT players? How can service providers leverage their competitive advantage? How can they leverage the Cloud? During a Futurecom presentation GENBAND’s Senior Director of Applications Solutions Marketing, Sara Hughes, discussed how cloud-based mobile apps and unified communications can help service providers effectively compete with OTT players, improve customer stickiness and increase revenues.
Sara Hughes is the Senior Director of Applications Solutions Marketing at GENBAND. Sara has over 20+ years of telecommunications experience as a customer, service provider and manufacturer with extensive experience in marketing, product management, technical support, customer training and go to market consulting, delivering enhanced next generation IP / Unified Communications applications and IMS services to many of the world's largest operators and enterprises. Sara holds a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration specializing in Marketing and Information Systems. Sara joined GENBAND in 2010 after working for BroadSoft, Movius Interactive, Tekelec, VocalData, Global Knowledge and GTE Customer Networks.
Did you know that close to 40% of your retail peers plan to add Wi-Fi Hotspots for Customer Access within the next 24 months? By giving mobile access to shoppers, innovative retailers are able to wirelessly link shoppers to:
* product descriptions
* reviews and ratings
* video demos
By connecting to consumers mobile devices, these interactive marketing techniques are creating more unique in-store experiences that are helping to drive impulse purchases and keep consumers returning to the store for repeat visits.
Mobile couponing and mobile ordering also are growing in popularity, with more than 30% of retailers reporting plans to add those apps in the next 24 months. These statistics were uncovered in the January 2011 In-Store Mobile Marketing Survey report presented by Aruba Networks, which will be previewed in this upcoming webinar.
SMW SP Red Ant & Babelfish Macro Social Trends & China vs Brazil 15-2-2012Brian Crotty
As presented @ Social Media Week -SP
Macro social trends - what will happen in Brazil over next 12 months
Comparisons of the Chinese Social Media Scene to Brazil (two countries competing for global $$)
Mobile automotive masterclass deck camerjam mobile marketingJames Cameron
This document discusses strategies for fine-tuning mobile sites and apps. It covers analyzing mobile stats and fragmentation across operating systems and browsers. It recommends building for the future by considering both in-house development and outsourcing options, as well as measuring performance. The document also stresses thinking across multiple channels and provides a checklist of important considerations.
Mobile devices are becoming increasingly important for both consumers and businesses. While consumers are rapidly adopting smartphones, many businesses have yet to fully mobilize their strategies and services. In 2013, mobile internet usage is expected to surpass desktop usage. There will be continued rapid growth in smartphones and tablets. Apps are also gaining prominence over mobile web browsing. For businesses, developing a strong mobile strategy through responsive websites, apps, mobile advertising and mobile customer relationship management will be crucial for engaging customers in the mobile era.
The document discusses Sony's AtracTable technology and its potential applications. It describes AtracTable as a smart augmented reality tabletop device that can recognize users and operate without physical barcodes. Three potential applications are analyzed: advertising, retail shops using AtracTable instead of retail staff, and self-checkout systems. AtracTable is compared to competitors like Samsung SUR 40. The document also outlines Sony's strategy to protect its technology through patents and explores possibilities like expanding into consumer markets.
This document discusses mobilizing an enterprise through business mobility. It covers how mobility has evolved from personal SMS and email to more integrated applications. Business mobility can improve transactions, market awareness, and operational control through mobile barcoding, scanning, and real-time reporting. An enterprise mobility strategy should consider device and technology diversity, security, integration challenges, and allowing for both online and offline use. The strategy requires top-down support and a foundation in architectural principles. The enterprise mobility platform centers on a mobile business framework with layers for device management, security, integration with backend systems, and support for various device types, users, and applications.
El estudio "AdReaction 2012: Marketing in the Mobile World" llevado a cabo por Millward Brown y Dynamic Logic en noviembre de 2012 destaca la influencia de los anuncios de televisión en usuarios de dispositivos móviles a la hora de realizar búsquedas, descargar aplicaciones y visitar webs de empresas.
Measuring mobile advertising effectiveness: discussing successful approaches ...Merlien Institute
This document discusses approaches and challenges to measuring mobile advertising effectiveness. It begins by reviewing current mobile ad effectiveness research approaches and findings. It then discusses challenges to tracking mobile ad campaigns and recruiting survey respondents. Finally, it shares best practices for delivering surveys on mobile web and applications, including using live intercept surveys and limiting surveys to 10-12 questions with short answers.
Business Patterns presentation @ Oredev 2012allan kelly
This document summarizes Allan Kelly's presentation at Oredev in Malmo, Sweden in November 2012. Kelly discussed several business patterns for software developers, including keeping product variations simple to reduce costs, having account managers work in pairs to handle commercial and technical customer issues, and using patterns sequences to link patterns and their consequences. Kelly also promoted his book "Business Patterns for Software Developers" which describes 38 patterns for software businesses.
This document provides an agenda for the Gartner Wireless & Mobile Summit 2009 conference taking place February 23-25, 2009 in Chicago, IL. The conference will focus on mastering mobility and feature keynote speakers from Gartner discussing topics such as the mobile and wireless scenario and emerging technologies. It will also include pre-conference sessions on topics such as security, wireless networking, and cloud computing. The main conference features multiple presentation tracks each day on topics like mobile applications, consumers and the mobile web, and critical mobile capabilities.
This document discusses experience design and is presented by Aynne Valencia. It provides 10 things to know about experience design. Experience design considers how users will experience a new product, service, or brand across all touchpoints. It is a multi-disciplinary field that considers human factors, visual design, interaction design, and more. Experience designers aim to create seamless experiences for users before, during and after interacting with a product or service. The document emphasizes that experience design is about creating meaningful experiences through an informed design process.
ModViz is a new leader in industrial visualization software. Their product, Renderizer, turns PCs into affordable, scalable, and portable visualization systems. Renderizer is protected by patents and patent applications. ModViz aims to become the leading vendor of affordable high-performance industrial visualization software. Their 18-month sales projection shows revenue growing from $426k in 2003 to over $6M in 2004 primarily from sales of Renderizer to the manufacturing and oil & gas industries.
Here are some key milestones for LG Electronics:
- 1958: GoldStar (today's LG Electronics) established in Korea
- 1965: Korea's first refrigerator produced
- 1966: Korea's first black & white TV produced
- 1974: GoldStar Communications went public
- 1977: Color TV produced
- 1995: Company name changed to LG Electronics and US-based Zenith acquired
- 1997: India production subsidiary (LGEIL) established
- 1998: World's first 60-inch Plasma TV developed
- 2000: World's first mass-produced DVD player developed
So in summary, LG Electronics has been at the forefront of electronics innovation in Korea since the late
Research presentation: The Brand Element of Online Video AdvertisingMediaPost
The success of your video ad doesn't solely depend on drop off and completion rates. It's about brand impact. In some ways, what you know about optimizing the brand impact of TV advertising translates beautifully but on the other hand it's really a whole new world.
Video content has the ability to be more relevant and useful to the users, and therefore more persuasive but our research shows that despite improvements in repurposed TV advertising, there is a strong aversion by consumers to these ads when they are attempting to access streaming content. Driving ROI should not come at the detriment of brand.
Presenter:
Ann Green, Senior Partner, Corporate Innovation and Solutions, Millward Brown
Conversion conference london nov 2011 - multi channel testing - craig sullivanCraig Sullivan
Cross channel testing tips including how to optimise your call tracking, call centres, contact methods, contact flows. Also how to deflect, manage or remove cost from contact handling.
This set of slides also covers our optimisation process, results and shows some case studies.
If you're a serious marketer, cross channel is going to be vital for you in 2012.
This document describes a workshop hosted by CICRESPI spa to demonstrate radio frequency identification (RFID) technologies. The workshop allows participants to observe the entire process of product tracking from the field to point of sale using different identification technologies including barcodes, RFID tags, and data transmission. It aims to help people understand and see the value of RFID technologies for applications like traceability and quality control in supply chains. The document provides details on the various identification tools demonstrated in the workshop and how they are used at different stages of the supply chain process.
I am a Product Manager and Inventor. Take a look at the work I have been doing. If I can help you or your company with your products please let me know. Thanks! ...Jon Bender
How can communications service providers win the battle for customer loyalty against OTT players? How can service providers leverage their competitive advantage? How can they leverage the Cloud? During a Futurecom presentation GENBAND’s Senior Director of Applications Solutions Marketing, Sara Hughes, discussed how cloud-based mobile apps and unified communications can help service providers effectively compete with OTT players, improve customer stickiness and increase revenues.
Sara Hughes is the Senior Director of Applications Solutions Marketing at GENBAND. Sara has over 20+ years of telecommunications experience as a customer, service provider and manufacturer with extensive experience in marketing, product management, technical support, customer training and go to market consulting, delivering enhanced next generation IP / Unified Communications applications and IMS services to many of the world's largest operators and enterprises. Sara holds a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration specializing in Marketing and Information Systems. Sara joined GENBAND in 2010 after working for BroadSoft, Movius Interactive, Tekelec, VocalData, Global Knowledge and GTE Customer Networks.
Did you know that close to 40% of your retail peers plan to add Wi-Fi Hotspots for Customer Access within the next 24 months? By giving mobile access to shoppers, innovative retailers are able to wirelessly link shoppers to:
* product descriptions
* reviews and ratings
* video demos
By connecting to consumers mobile devices, these interactive marketing techniques are creating more unique in-store experiences that are helping to drive impulse purchases and keep consumers returning to the store for repeat visits.
Mobile couponing and mobile ordering also are growing in popularity, with more than 30% of retailers reporting plans to add those apps in the next 24 months. These statistics were uncovered in the January 2011 In-Store Mobile Marketing Survey report presented by Aruba Networks, which will be previewed in this upcoming webinar.
SMW SP Red Ant & Babelfish Macro Social Trends & China vs Brazil 15-2-2012Brian Crotty
As presented @ Social Media Week -SP
Macro social trends - what will happen in Brazil over next 12 months
Comparisons of the Chinese Social Media Scene to Brazil (two countries competing for global $$)
Mobile automotive masterclass deck camerjam mobile marketingJames Cameron
This document discusses strategies for fine-tuning mobile sites and apps. It covers analyzing mobile stats and fragmentation across operating systems and browsers. It recommends building for the future by considering both in-house development and outsourcing options, as well as measuring performance. The document also stresses thinking across multiple channels and provides a checklist of important considerations.
Mobile devices are becoming increasingly important for both consumers and businesses. While consumers are rapidly adopting smartphones, many businesses have yet to fully mobilize their strategies and services. In 2013, mobile internet usage is expected to surpass desktop usage. There will be continued rapid growth in smartphones and tablets. Apps are also gaining prominence over mobile web browsing. For businesses, developing a strong mobile strategy through responsive websites, apps, mobile advertising and mobile customer relationship management will be crucial for engaging customers in the mobile era.
The document discusses Sony's AtracTable technology and its potential applications. It describes AtracTable as a smart augmented reality tabletop device that can recognize users and operate without physical barcodes. Three potential applications are analyzed: advertising, retail shops using AtracTable instead of retail staff, and self-checkout systems. AtracTable is compared to competitors like Samsung SUR 40. The document also outlines Sony's strategy to protect its technology through patents and explores possibilities like expanding into consumer markets.
This document discusses mobilizing an enterprise through business mobility. It covers how mobility has evolved from personal SMS and email to more integrated applications. Business mobility can improve transactions, market awareness, and operational control through mobile barcoding, scanning, and real-time reporting. An enterprise mobility strategy should consider device and technology diversity, security, integration challenges, and allowing for both online and offline use. The strategy requires top-down support and a foundation in architectural principles. The enterprise mobility platform centers on a mobile business framework with layers for device management, security, integration with backend systems, and support for various device types, users, and applications.
El estudio "AdReaction 2012: Marketing in the Mobile World" llevado a cabo por Millward Brown y Dynamic Logic en noviembre de 2012 destaca la influencia de los anuncios de televisión en usuarios de dispositivos móviles a la hora de realizar búsquedas, descargar aplicaciones y visitar webs de empresas.
Measuring mobile advertising effectiveness: discussing successful approaches ...Merlien Institute
This document discusses approaches and challenges to measuring mobile advertising effectiveness. It begins by reviewing current mobile ad effectiveness research approaches and findings. It then discusses challenges to tracking mobile ad campaigns and recruiting survey respondents. Finally, it shares best practices for delivering surveys on mobile web and applications, including using live intercept surveys and limiting surveys to 10-12 questions with short answers.
Business Patterns presentation @ Oredev 2012allan kelly
This document summarizes Allan Kelly's presentation at Oredev in Malmo, Sweden in November 2012. Kelly discussed several business patterns for software developers, including keeping product variations simple to reduce costs, having account managers work in pairs to handle commercial and technical customer issues, and using patterns sequences to link patterns and their consequences. Kelly also promoted his book "Business Patterns for Software Developers" which describes 38 patterns for software businesses.
This document provides an agenda for the Gartner Wireless & Mobile Summit 2009 conference taking place February 23-25, 2009 in Chicago, IL. The conference will focus on mastering mobility and feature keynote speakers from Gartner discussing topics such as the mobile and wireless scenario and emerging technologies. It will also include pre-conference sessions on topics such as security, wireless networking, and cloud computing. The main conference features multiple presentation tracks each day on topics like mobile applications, consumers and the mobile web, and critical mobile capabilities.
This document discusses experience design and is presented by Aynne Valencia. It provides 10 things to know about experience design. Experience design considers how users will experience a new product, service, or brand across all touchpoints. It is a multi-disciplinary field that considers human factors, visual design, interaction design, and more. Experience designers aim to create seamless experiences for users before, during and after interacting with a product or service. The document emphasizes that experience design is about creating meaningful experiences through an informed design process.
ModViz is a new leader in industrial visualization software. Their product, Renderizer, turns PCs into affordable, scalable, and portable visualization systems. Renderizer is protected by patents and patent applications. ModViz aims to become the leading vendor of affordable high-performance industrial visualization software. Their 18-month sales projection shows revenue growing from $426k in 2003 to over $6M in 2004 primarily from sales of Renderizer to the manufacturing and oil & gas industries.
Here are some key milestones for LG Electronics:
- 1958: GoldStar (today's LG Electronics) established in Korea
- 1965: Korea's first refrigerator produced
- 1966: Korea's first black & white TV produced
- 1974: GoldStar Communications went public
- 1977: Color TV produced
- 1995: Company name changed to LG Electronics and US-based Zenith acquired
- 1997: India production subsidiary (LGEIL) established
- 1998: World's first 60-inch Plasma TV developed
- 2000: World's first mass-produced DVD player developed
So in summary, LG Electronics has been at the forefront of electronics innovation in Korea since the late
Research presentation: The Brand Element of Online Video AdvertisingMediaPost
The success of your video ad doesn't solely depend on drop off and completion rates. It's about brand impact. In some ways, what you know about optimizing the brand impact of TV advertising translates beautifully but on the other hand it's really a whole new world.
Video content has the ability to be more relevant and useful to the users, and therefore more persuasive but our research shows that despite improvements in repurposed TV advertising, there is a strong aversion by consumers to these ads when they are attempting to access streaming content. Driving ROI should not come at the detriment of brand.
Presenter:
Ann Green, Senior Partner, Corporate Innovation and Solutions, Millward Brown
Conversion conference london nov 2011 - multi channel testing - craig sullivanCraig Sullivan
Cross channel testing tips including how to optimise your call tracking, call centres, contact methods, contact flows. Also how to deflect, manage or remove cost from contact handling.
This set of slides also covers our optimisation process, results and shows some case studies.
If you're a serious marketer, cross channel is going to be vital for you in 2012.
This document describes a workshop hosted by CICRESPI spa to demonstrate radio frequency identification (RFID) technologies. The workshop allows participants to observe the entire process of product tracking from the field to point of sale using different identification technologies including barcodes, RFID tags, and data transmission. It aims to help people understand and see the value of RFID technologies for applications like traceability and quality control in supply chains. The document provides details on the various identification tools demonstrated in the workshop and how they are used at different stages of the supply chain process.
13. Intrusiveness is a psychological
reaction to ads that interfere with a
consumer's ongoing cognitive process
Li, Edwards & Lee, 2002
14. Effectiveness of Location Based Advertising?
RESEARCH STATUS QUO
Attitude towards mobile in general
Little research: ad intrusiveness & LBA
Simple SMS based advertising
Little research: new mobile ads
Scenario/survey based research
Little user experience research
15. THEORY
INTRUSIVENESS + REASONED ACTION +
TECHNOLOGY ACCEPTANCE MODEL
((li et al, 2002; McCoy, 2008; Fishbein & Ajzen, 1975; Davis 1989)
Buy
Location Based Ad - Attitude Intention
Ads Intrusiveness mobile app
Mobile
app use
Attitude towards ads in general Product involvement Innovativeness
16. RESEARCH
Ad content
Trigger area
Product shelf
23. RESULTS
Attitude
Innovativeness
advertising in
general
,511**
,281*
Intention to use
,393** R²=,481
the application
-,286* -,376** Attitude mobile
LBA Intrusiveness
application
Intention to buy R²=,260
,328**
R²=,232 R²=,141 the product
7
LBA 6 ,279*
5
4 Intrusiveness Product
Less intrusive Involvement
3
2 2.45 * p<0,05 **p<0,001
3.15
1
A more positive attitude
0
Fit
Increases behavioral intention
Misfit
24. RELEVANCE
• Study shows that location based
communication can reduce marketing
resistance
• Not only applicable to marketing but
also to other regions (non-profit)
• Development of a new tool to
evaluate all kinds of pervasive
communication applications
25. FUTURE WORK
• Validation studies in a real supermarket
• Behavioral measurement (movement log , video input)
• Head tracking with MS Kinect (less obtrusive)
• Have a more complete phone app
• Ability to interact with products
• Creation diversity (app, ads, brands)
• Retail diversity
• Social context: Avatars
26. Thank you for your attention
marnix@dvj-insights.com
Twitter: dr_Marnix
Website: dvj-insights.com
Editor's Notes
Advertising overflow ad avoidanceSince then marketeers are looking for new ways to reach their audienceTechnological development create interactive one-on-one marketing opportunity Location based mobile advertising for exampleLimited research mostly studies looking at customer intentions instead of customer experiences
Advertising overflow ad avoidanceSince then marketeers are looking for new ways to reach their audienceTechnological development create interactive one-on-one marketing opportunity Location based mobile advertising for exampleLimited research mostly studies looking at customer intentions instead of customer experiences
Advertising overflow ad avoidanceSince then marketeers are looking for new ways to reach their audienceTechnological development create interactive one-on-one marketing opportunity Location based mobile advertising for exampleLimited research mostly studies looking at customer intentions instead of customer experiences
Advertising overflow ad avoidanceSince then marketeers are looking for new ways to reach their audienceTechnological development create interactive one-on-one marketing opportunity Location based mobile advertising for exampleLimited research mostly studies looking at customer intentions instead of customer experiences
Consequently, LBA is a potential solution for ad avoidanceAd avoidance occurs because of the fact that ads don’t take the into account the situation and the corresponding goalsLBA decreases this discrepancy
Advertising overflow ad avoidanceSince then marketeers are looking for new ways to reach their audienceTechnological development create interactive one-on-one marketing opportunity Location based mobile advertising for exampleLimited research mostly studies looking at customer intentions instead of customer experiences
Advertising overflow ad avoidanceSince then marketeers are looking for new ways to reach their audienceTechnological development create interactive one-on-one marketing opportunity Location based mobile advertising for exampleLimited research mostly studies looking at customer intentions instead of customer experiences
Advertising overflow ad avoidanceSince then marketeers are looking for new ways to reach their audienceTechnological development create interactive one-on-one marketing opportunity Location based mobile advertising for exampleLimited research mostly studies looking at customer intentions instead of customer experiences
Good afternoon I’m Arief Ernst Hühn from Radboud University Nijmegen
Context & Ecological validityHard to:ControlMeasureConduct (technical & logistical challenges)
Advertising overflow ad avoidanceSince then marketeers are looking for new ways to reach their audienceTechnological development create interactive one-on-one marketing opportunity Location based mobile advertising for exampleLimited research mostly studies looking at customer intentions instead of customer experiences
we manipulated the product on the shelf in order to keep all confounding variables constant
4 back-projection screens3.5 x 2.6 m.Illusion of a continuous 360o viewHead-tracking with 4 Wii-MotesUser wears a headband with infrared LED V.E. created in Maya & rendered using the OGRE 3D engine