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Jessie Boone,
Integrate Public Relations
This panel discussion will highlight the effectiveness of the corporate healthcare marketing machine...
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This panel discussion will highlight the effectiveness of the corporate healthcare marketing machine versus the grassroots initiatives of smaller, and more innovative start-up businesses and agencies. Which outlet provides more relevant and accurate information? How do each of these serve the different audiences they are targeting, and which would people rather get their information from? Join Medical Inflatables founder and president Lauren Hill to learn how grassroots medical marketing has changed the way hospital conglomerates teach the public about the life-threatening illness plaguing so many Americans today.
Health / Future of Medicine Health care / hospitals, Marketing / PR / Branding, Medical education
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Chris Trew,
The New Movement
The concepts you learn in an improv comedy class will stay with you for life. The same things that m...
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The concepts you learn in an improv comedy class will stay with you for life. The same things that make an improv show funny will help you become a better listener, public speaker, collaborator. This is not a theater class. This is a badass experience.
Work and Happiness fun, improv comedy, team building
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Adria Richards,
ButYoureAGirl
This panel seeks to change the conversation from “What can technology conferences do about diversi...
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This panel seeks to change the conversation from “What can technology conferences do about diversity?” to “What can attendees do about diversity at technology conferences?”
The panel is composed of speakers who have each presented at multiple technology conferences on topics that did not focus on race or diversity but instead spoke on topics of sci-fi, electronic ownership of email and digital wills, the influence of mobile development via comic books, social media for youth and business automation lessons from Amazon.
While the diversity of some major tech conferences has steadily improved over the years, geek culture - which remains overwhelmingly white and male - is still the norm. This can be daunting for people who, despite being experts in technology and new media, don’t see themselves reflected in the marketing materials or content. For example, there are almost no people of color on sxsw.com home page.
The panelists will share how individuals can contribute to making technology conferences more inclusive.
How about: This panel will look at some of the cultural and economic factors that shape inclusion and exclusion and generate an action list for attendees.
Greater Good / Charity / Nonprofit awareness, Conferences, diversity
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Mary Lan,
Dell
According to recent surveys, women represent approximately 20% of the total design/technology workfo...
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According to recent surveys, women represent approximately 20% of the total design/technology workforce. Considering that women consume electronics, games, and websites at approximately the same rate as (and in many cases greater than) men, why are women so under-represented in their creation? This panel dives into the numbers to examine this surprising trend. We will also explore possible causes of this disparity and examine how some companies have tried to win women back.
Design / Development design, Technology, women
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Alex Budak,
StartSomeGood
Crowdfunding is the term du jour when it comes to fundraising. The success of IndieGoGo and Kickstar...
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Crowdfunding is the term du jour when it comes to fundraising. The success of IndieGoGo and Kickstarter, along with newer players like StartSomeGood, 33needs and LoudSauce, have inspired both social and business entrepreneurs to re-think their strategy around the crowd. However more than 2/3 of all crowdfunding campaigns fail and clear lessons are being drawn about what works and what doesn’t. Come and hear from the founders of four different crowdfunding platforms - IndieGoGo, StartSomeGood, 33needs and LoudSauce – about the most exciting developments in this field, what they’ve learned about what it takes to succeed and the new ways entrepreneurs are raising funds and building community to turn their ideas into action.
Greater Good / Charity / Nonprofit Crowdfunding, Entrepreneurship, Social Action
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Jessica Meehan,
BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee
Dear Regulated Businesses,
My name is Social Media. I’m everywhere. For a long time you’ve been...
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Dear Regulated Businesses,
My name is Social Media. I’m everywhere. For a long time you’ve been able to ignore me, but I will be making a huge difference in your business, whether you like it or not. If you don’t pay me attention your competitor will. Honest.
Your customers see you as confusing, necessary evils. And thanks to me, I’ve given them the power to make their feelings towards you public.
But I’ve given you a chance to reshape their opinions of you. Use me to show consumers that you aren’t all bad, you have their best interests in mind, and that you’re giving back to their communities. You can listen to their stories, their complaints, their questions, and answer them with a real voice, making you seem relatable and easily accessible.
Come learn more about me, how to get decision makers to accept me, how to successfully integrate me into your marketing & customer service, and how you can make your customers think more of you. It’ll be worth it.
XO,
Social Media
Social Media / Social Networks customer service, regulated-industry, social media
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Brandon Lee,
Their Story Is Our Story
Their Story Is Our Story (TSOS) is inspired by witnessing my dad’s fight against cancer. Sharing ...
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Their Story Is Our Story (TSOS) is inspired by witnessing my dad’s fight against cancer. Sharing our experiences helps keep his memory alive, and hopefully, provides comfort and support to those in similar situations. Each cancer journey is unique and deserves to be told. Their stories are our stories.
My project aims to support those affected by this horrible disease. They can connect with others in similar situations through a website where they will be able to share their cancer stories and their loved ones’ story while giving and receiving support. Think of it as a “Cancer Facebook.” A TSOS Profile allows cancer patients and their loved ones to share status updates, pose questions and post inspirational quotes. Individuals can further their relationships and stories by creating groups and forums. Getting involved with TSOS online is simple and quick.
In addition to an online and print presence, TSOS’s goal is to become a pillar in the community by holding cancer awareness events and providing college scholarships.
TSOS will host community events such as cancer walks, concerts and sports competition fundraisers. These ideas would raise cancer awareness in the community and bring the community together for the cause.
My dad will always be an inspiration to me. Through TSOS I can continue his story and maintain the connection that I’ve had with him. His story will live on and as TSOS grows we will all contribute to a story that will all be ours.
Social Media / Social Networks cancer, interactive storytelling, Social Networking
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Julie Lewis,
Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts
The Comptroller’s office is responsible for publishing many reports that are mandated by law, as w...
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The Comptroller’s office is responsible for publishing many reports that are mandated by law, as well as information on economic trends in the state of Texas and ways that local governments can work with the state to nurture economic development.
Packaging information that can be arcane and just plain dull in an engaging and interesting way takes a highly trained staff of analysts, writers and graphic designers.
So how do you move processes and design for print to an online model, without losing the richness and brand identity of the original publication? We'll take lessons from the venerable British sci-fi series Dr. Who – which has managed to reinvent itself for almost 50 years.
Content / Content Strategy content management, project management, web development
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Fred Trotter,
Cautious Patient Foundation
Behavior change is probably the single most important issue in healthcare.
If we eat less, exercise...
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Behavior change is probably the single most important issue in healthcare.
If we eat less, exercised, and quit the smoking, hard drugs, and dangerous sex we would all probably live about a decade longer. A non-crappy decade, when we can still chew our own food and we do not need diapers.
As healthcare providers we know that somewhere between the third and fifth leading cause of death in the U.S. is preventable medical errors.
In both cases, we need behavior modification. Most evidence shows that behavior modification simply does not work well. So we keep getting fatter and sicker as patients. Doctor keep doing the best they can... and still kill and injure people regularly.
Despite SXSW talks to the contrary, the hope around Gamification in healthcare falls flat on its face. Gamification of healthcare for consumers will simply not work, but you might be surprised to find out why. This talk will focus on what does work.
The take-away from this session is simple: Programmer, heal thyself.
Health / Future of Medicine
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Kimberly Bartkowski,
Arnold Worldwide
Mobile is about real integration in advertising campaigns. But if you’re thinking about doing iAds...
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Mobile is about real integration in advertising campaigns. But if you’re thinking about doing iAds, banner ads and websites, you’re thinking small. Mobile is the opportunity to create real Engagement with our audiences, giving them new ways to communicate with Emotion and providing them with content that can be as Entertaining as it is informative.
With mobile, we are no longer creating ads. We are creating products. So in addition to art and copy, you have to start thinking about how someone is going to use your mobile experience as it relates to context and relevance. And when you encourage someone to use something you’ve built the experience can become more intimate OR more social. More than storytelling, we’re creating a place where people can tell their own stories with games, infographics, UGC, tweets, sharing, blogging and ultimate personalization.
By thinking about mobile technologies in this way, advertising agencies can provide real value and enhancements for a brand’s products and services. You’re also thinking about the future of brand building and thinking larger about your creative opportunity.
Branding / Marketing / Advertising digital advertising, emerging media, mobile
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Matt Houser,
Olson
With analysts predicting the number of connected home devices to rise from 1.7B to 8.2B over the nex...
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With analysts predicting the number of connected home devices to rise from 1.7B to 8.2B over the next few years, a new demand for instant, remote access to the content created by these smart gadgets is forming. A recent study from Harris Interactive found that Americans believe they should be able to remotely access their digital devices while on vacation (74%), while in bed (48%) and even while on their honeymoon (17%).
The combination of smart hardware and cloud based software is organically becoming the way to meet this demand for connected device ubiquity. By leveraging the accessibility of the cloud and turning devices into services, consumers are able to access and control aspects of their lives from afar. This talk will analyze the growing impact of smart technology on our everyday lives while addressing the challenges and benefits of creating a DaaS, cloud-based product to meet consumer demand. There will be a particular focus on personal video streaming from the cloud.
Content / Content Strategy connected home, mobile, video
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Rebecca Plofker,
Endeavor
Games are a serious business. Across the world, including emerging
markets like Argentina and Turkey...
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Games are a serious business. Across the world, including emerging
markets like Argentina and Turkey, a new crop of innovative
entrepreneurs are pushing the envelope of the gaming space -- with new
formats (e.g., "advergames"), technologies, and monetization models. In
this panel discussion, we will discuss the latest trends in this booming
industry, hearing the stories, secrets, and future predictions of some
of today's top gamers.
Gaming / Gaming Culture Entrepreneurship, gaming, innovation
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Charles Heenan,
Updater Inc.
The United States postal system is in trouble. People don’t send letters, bills are moving online,...
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The United States postal system is in trouble. People don’t send letters, bills are moving online, and junk mail is taking over. The solution is not just to close some post offices or to reduce head count, but rather to re-imagine the relationships between the United States Postal Service, individuals, and mailers in order to restructure the postal system for the Internet age. This talk will address how interactive technology can drive this restructuring, what these restructured relationships will look like, and what new services are possible in the postal system of the future.
Government and Technology local advertising, postal mail, USPS
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June Parina,
Rdio
Can making the musical experience more social and shareable help the music industry survive? The deg...
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Can making the musical experience more social and shareable help the music industry survive? The degree to which any new digital music company will be successful will be based on their ability to engage people. Music is a social construct, and while people still sit at home listening to music alone, they are more likely to share their music experiences if given the tools.
The cloud has enabled people to do much more with music from interacting with the art, songs, and ephemera around their music, to being able to create their own content and layers around their music discoveries.
Will rich social functions - discovery, visualization, playlists, interactivity, maybe even game aspects, coupled with ease of use around multiple connected devices (i.e., go seamlessly from computer to phone to car to living room), find enough success to save the music industry?
This panel will investigate the different social and interactivity tools the music industry can use to add to their bottom line.
Social Media / Social Networks music business, Music Discovery, Social Music
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Emma Lowenstein,
Access Communications
Many speculate that mobile money is the next strong growth driver in the wireless value chain . One ...
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Many speculate that mobile money is the next strong growth driver in the wireless value chain . One of the biggest growth areas has been the democratization of point of sale mobile payment processing. There are also a lot of companies vying to create and own the mobile wallet. The big question though is -- how do we drive mass adoption? Many players are betting on innovative technologies such as Near Field Communications (NFC) in making mobile money a reality for all. Regardless, we at Intuit believe that the winning idea and technology will not win because it’s innovative. It will win only if it makes the lives of people truly better and easier than pulling out a credit card from their wallet or swiping a card. We will address how we see the mobile market progressing, what we hear from our 50 million small business and consumer customers and how everyone in the wireless industry can look to solve the customer need first when driving adoption for mobile money services.
Emerging Technology / Mobile mobile payments, NFC, small business
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Diana Kaufmann,
Saatchi & Saatchi LA
A new concept bike, inspired by the Prius philosophy, is the latest innovation from Toyota and Saatc...
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A new concept bike, inspired by the Prius philosophy, is the latest innovation from Toyota and Saatchi & Saatchi LA. As part of "Toyota Prius Projects" (www.toyotapriusprojects.com), an initiative developed to create conversations and advocacy within new consumer niches, the "Prius X Parlee" ("PXP") concept bike asks the world to consider: “What if the Prius weren’t a car?”
Whether they were sharing crash-test technologies to improve the safety of football helmets or sharing their manufacturing processes with hospitalsto help them run more efficiently, Toyota has a long history of sharing their innovations to improve our way of life. The PXP concept bike is no exception. It features groundbreaking technology, eco-friendly materials, comfort and efficiency – including a helmet that enables a cyclist toswitch gears through “thought-sensitive” technology. This first-of-its-kind bicycle helmet was developed in partnership with Deeplocal, and the bicycle design was developed with Parlee.
The panel will take you behind the scenes during the brainstorming, concepting, development, testing and execution of the coolest bike ever made.
Emerging Technology / Mobile Advertising, concept bike, prius
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Pierre Babinet,
BALLOU PR
Remember the Verizon commercial where the representative repeatedly asked the person on the other en...
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Remember the Verizon commercial where the representative repeatedly asked the person on the other end of the phone, “can you hear me now?”. One could argue that the equivalent of the Verizon commercial is “Is there an app for that?”. Blackberry’s, Apple iPhone’s, and Androids allow users the capability of downloading an endless array of legitimately useful applications thrown amongst a slew of completely nonsenseickle ones. Drunk Dialer, iFart, SimStapler, Airport Sounds, Cry Translator, Zit Picker, Fake An Excuse, Beer Goggles, & Drink Buddy are a few of the silly applications available for download on the iPhone. There seems to be an application for everything these days (Pocket Girlfriend, much?) which begs the question, have we really gotten this lazy? Maybe next time you find yourself in a bathroom stall without toilet paper, you should think about creating an application in order to avoid finding yourself in that situation in the future.
Emerging Technology / Mobile application, mobile, Technology
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José Castro,
Portugal Telecom
Would you like to be able to board a train full of people and still get four seats to yourself? To w...
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Would you like to be able to board a train full of people and still get four seats to yourself? To walk into a room with some pushy colleagues and still get to sit exactly where you want? To ditch a pickpocket before he even starts following you?
Would you like to discover how you can leave everyone you meet (in meetings, at job interviews, on a date) with a better opinion of you? And without the inconvenience of actually becoming a better person?
We'll talk about persuasion, body language, facial micro-expressions and even NLP. Along the way, we'll learn not just how to read people, but how to *write* them as well.
Other / Out There body language, facial expressions, persuasion
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Ashley Lipton,
Zynga
Game designers have undeniably honed the art of pleasing guys who spend their downtime sitting in th...
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Game designers have undeniably honed the art of pleasing guys who spend their downtime sitting in their basements battling orcs. And while many are excited by the possibility of accessing larger gaming audiences through platforms like Facebook, they may find their new player isn’t your stereotypical gamer. Reflecting the changing demographics of social networks like Facebook, the average player of today’s social games is a 43 year old woman.
These women may not consider themselves “gamers,” but the reality is that women are driving the development and popularity of social games like FarmVille. With 55 percent of the social gaming population being female, companies are changing their strategies to attract and hold onto these “accidental gamers.” In this discussion, Chris Trottier, a 40-something mom, causal gamer, and accidental game designer herself, will cover what appeals to this new era of gamers and how designers can develop a game that speaks to women.
Design / Development design, Game Design, women
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Will Saunders,
BBC
The US and the UK have joined forces enough over the last decade, so we Brits are going it alone. We...
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The US and the UK have joined forces enough over the last decade, so we Brits are going it alone. We love US late-night comedy but you can keep your CoCos and Fallons. The keys to Britcom are in the hands of a new crop of comic talent and some second-screening spotty YouTubers. In this talk, we’ll show you what the Mother Country has done in social comedy, featuring voxpops from the best of British comic talent old and new. Golden Globe pot stirrer Gervais? Graham Norton? Best of Edinburgh Fringe? We’ll ask everyone. Who are we? We’re an exec producer from BBC Comedy and a Yank social TV comedy consultant who has spent a decade in London but still can’t decide if he bleeds British comedy blood/ketchup/tomaahto sauce. Best case: This social media experiment will feature a live social comedy pilot, exclusive for SXSW. Wait, our team’s half British and cynical. Worst case: A fun look at our failed attempts to ride your XXXL coat-tails and innovate in a smaller market.
Social Media / Social Networks comedy, social media, Social TV
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Erica Berger,
Berger Works LLC/ The Economist
I've spent the last year working on a project to gamify and disrupt the international development se...
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I've spent the last year working on a project to gamify and disrupt the international development sector through mobile and social games. I've built an incredible team of investors, developers, designers, animators, nonprofits, and supporters around a product that had yet to exist and around a person who had never completed a similar project. Furthermore--they donated their services in the beginning months for free!
This panel will talk about how to rally the best of the best around an idea, even if you've never met these people before--and how to successfully drive a product to market with little or no experience, but a whole lot of passion.
I'll also address diving into the tech and gaming spheres, only having a background in online publishing, music, and international relations (i.e. no technical skills). I'll talk about getting people motivated, hitting their passion and heart string chords, and why projects like this are the crux of the best ways to address global issues and drive innovation.
I'll also talk about never saying no or giving up, and how to best present yourself.
Finally--I'll close on the details of the game, how it came together, how I was thinking about it constantly, crowdsourcing ideas from everywhere I went, and why everyone should have a passion side project like this.
Business / Startups / Funding gaming, international development, startups
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Jordan Viator,
Spredfast
Businesses have embraced social media as a part of the marketing mix. But social media can, and shou...
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Businesses have embraced social media as a part of the marketing mix. But social media can, and should, be used beyond the Marketing department.
This panel will discuss how enterprises, agencies and nonprofits alike can benefit from using social media to drive common business goals such as brand awareness, customer service, lead generation, community activation and public relations. The panel of social media strategists and practitioners will also share the best key performance indicators for measuring different objectives and talk extensively on the content strategies and tactics that perform best in each area.
Panelists will share real world examples of successful campaigns and programs, with takeaways on what other organizations can do to achieve success.
Social Media / Social Networks Business Strategy, social CRM, social media
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sandy fleischer,
Dare
Over the last few years, many digital agencies have made great progress towards getting a coveted se...
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Over the last few years, many digital agencies have made great progress towards getting a coveted seat at the clients' strategic table, which in the past has been the sole domain of the traditional agency
This puts today’s digital agencies at a fundamental crossroads in their evolution. They can remain true to their production house roots, and continue to work with lead agencies, or they can embark upon the path to become a lead agency themselves, and incorporate elements of the traditional agency into their own offer.
The Society of Digital Agencies (SoDA) presents a panel discussion for digital agencies that want to evolve their business to lead client engagements,
The quest to become a lead agency may hold the promise of wealth and glory, but it is fraught with many trials and tribulations.
Challenges around changing business models, skill sets, processes and philosophy required to make the change will be discussed and debated amongst prominent SoDA members.
Branding / Marketing / Advertising Advertising, Agency, digital
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Jeff Murphy,
Brew Media Relations
In a multi-platform world, launching a successful app often means being everywhere at once. With new...
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In a multi-platform world, launching a successful app often means being everywhere at once. With new phones and tablets seemingly launching every day, multi-platform launches are a must. Additionally, consumers increasingly expect a consistent experience across all their devices. Developers face a fragmented market in which they must anticipate where their consumers will be. This presentation will examine the challenges of launching a successful app in a multi platform world. Questions to be explored include, should developers stick to one platform or include as many as possible? Should developers optimize the experience for each platform, or create a unified experience across multiple devices? Akshay Kothari is CEO and cofounder of Pulse, the award-winning visual news reader available for iPad, iPhone, Android devices and the Web. Originally developed for the iPad, Pulse grew from 250,000 to more than 4 million users in 6 months thanks in part to a strategic multi-platform expansion. Their newest feature, a personal archive of saved stories called Pulse.me, is accessible on any pulse enable-device and the Web, and launched on five platforms at once.
Emerging Technology / Mobile Apps, mobile, platforms
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Roger Dooley,
Dooley Direct LLC
Warning: this is a jargon-free presentation. Yes, you'll learn about the findings from cutting-edge ...
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Warning: this is a jargon-free presentation. Yes, you'll learn about the findings from cutting-edge neuroscience and behavior research, but you'll also receive concrete, easy-to-implement, tips that you can apply to your business in 2012 and beyond.
Branding / Marketing / Advertising Brain, marketing, neuroscience
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Judy McGuire,
Writer
When it comes to dating, we obsess. We Google. We Facebook. We're on our very best behavior, because...
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When it comes to dating, we obsess. We Google. We Facebook. We're on our very best behavior, because deep down, we secretly hope that every first date will turn out to be our last first date.
So then why then don't we put in the same effort when it comes to job hunting?
On this panel, dating columnist and author Judy McGuire and career expert and digital yenta, Allison Hemming, will team up to deliver a hilarious presentation that will pick apart crossover dating/job-hunting mistakes we can all relate to and give you "The Rules" for landing a job (and possibly getting lucky).
Work and Happiness dating, employment, Work
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Melissa Parrish,
Forrester Research
The next digital decade will be of a scope too big for most companies’ siloed, understaffed, inter...
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The next digital decade will be of a scope too big for most companies’ siloed, understaffed, interactive marketing organizations. The future of digital marketing is neither an ideal organizational structure, nor a set of characteristics to layer into a multichannel campaign, nor a handful of explosive and trendy technologies for marketers to hang their hats on. Rather, in the future marketers must work with technologies and technologists to master four directives: Customize, Optimize, Respond, and Empower. At Forrester, we refer to this framework as CORE.
Branding / Marketing / Advertising CORE, Customer Experience, Empowered
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Tamara Wayland,
Cooper
How can smart, ambitious women use the lessons of feminine tradition to move a into world where the ...
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How can smart, ambitious women use the lessons of feminine tradition to move a into world where the old rules, written and practiced largely by men mentoring men, have been redrafted by women mentoring women -- a natural reaction to a system that was so badly broken, it no longer worked for either sex? Learn how the lessons and role models of our grandmothers and other women of an earlier era can help us move into new techniques and visions of mentoring for the 21st century – both for women and men.
Work and Happiness Mentoring, Women In Tech, work life balance
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Charles Ying,
Flipboard
Learn different ways to integrate HTML5 into native apps, what frameworks you can use, and when to b...
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Learn different ways to integrate HTML5 into native apps, what frameworks you can use, and when to build your own. We'll discuss achieving high graphics frame rates, touch responsiveness while conserving battery life. Learn the benefits and tradeoffs of mobile graphics hardware acceleration and animation. Understand the tradeoffs of emulating native UI in the browser. We'll also take a look at Flipboard's use of HTML5 in its applications.
We'll cover these specific technology areas: WebKit and JavaScriptCore; native view system architecture, animated scene graphs; and hardware accelerated graphics drawing and compositing.
Emerging Technology / Mobile HTML5, mobile, native
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Joe Raimondo,
Ontologique Inc.
Shoshana Zuboff, in her seminal “In the Age of the Smart Machine”, presented us with the choice ...
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Shoshana Zuboff, in her seminal “In the Age of the Smart Machine”, presented us with the choice to “informate” and empower ordinary working people to make critical and collaborative judgments. Despite the clear warning, some twenty-plus years later, information technologies have progressively robbed workers of gratification, self-image, capacity to express and engage, and the will or desire to contribute or innovate.
Today human “beings” as broadly characterized as “resources,” mechanistically evaluated and measured by performance criteria rooted in output and financial results rests in the cross-hairs of the social media phenomenon.
We propose to re-focus on the social “being” rather than the human “doing” through analysis of social behavior artifacts; the resulting semantic ontological signaling framework can provide the insight and institutional awareness that enables semantic coherence, enhancing social cohesion, commitment, collaboration, and ultimately, individual contribution.
Work and Happiness Engagement, human potential, semantic awareness
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