Year: 2015

American Express’ activation at Pinehurst, home of the 2014 US Open, was as smooth as a well-honed golf swing that landed the financial services company straight into the digital age with the MyOpen Pass RFID Experience. The engagement allowed cardmembers to digitally capture their visit in a relevant, shareable and personalized way while connecting to […]

History buffs are well aware of the chaos and brutality of the French Revolution. Now, thanks to the Assassin’s Creed Experience, attendees at Comic-Con got to participate in an obstacle course that replicated the look and feel of 18th century Paris and learn how to move like a true assassin, achieving the same sort of […]

Oculus may be all about virtual reality, but its first developer conference had two very real goals in mind—to keep those developing Oculus-compatible content and technology in the loop with upcoming Oculus technology and to excite developers about its products. It delivered on both counts. To attract current and potential developers, the conference featured keynote […]

Accenture was on a quest to differentiate itself from its competitors by highlighting its digital resources and services, all of which are united under the Accenture Digital banner. To drive home that difference among clients and potential new customers who often can’t tell one digital consulting company from another, and to influence the executives who […]

Google I/O presented a “grown up” face to the developer community, an aesthetic built on a carefully crafted theme using light, surface and movement to create a consistent look and a more enjoyable experience for Google users. The more subdued approach, “Material Design,” offered a warm and hip aesthetic, a departure from the brand’s scrappy, […]