Event Technology: Measurement
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Nissan Transforms Smartphones into Content Machines
If Nissan’s tagline is “Innovation that Excites,” its Digital Landscape at the North American International Auto Show, should be called “Technology that Excites.” The company’s goal for the show was to reset consumer expectations of the brand and its products in a rich experience that was sensory driven and fun, all while attracting, engaging and […]
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Texas Spurs Tourism with Gamification
If J.R. Ewing and the Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders are the only things that come to mind when you think of Texas, it’s high time you check out Texas on Tour. To help change perceptions about the Lone Star State and get consumers excited about all of the natural wonders and cultural attractions Texas has to […]
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Microsoft Lets an Infographic Wall do the Talking
The Microsoft Worldwide Partner Conference (WPC) is one of Microsoft’s premier conferences. Outside of the tools and technologies the brand built specifically for its audience and the event, Microsoft also relied on social media as a way of engaging and communicating. At the core of Microsoft’s social strategy was live engagement on Facebook and Twitter, […]
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Cisco Turns Twitter into a Customer Service Hotline
One of the primary goals of Cisco Live, Cisco’s flagship conference, is to grow and strengthen a loyal community of technology professionals who play a role in the evaluation, selection and use of Cisco solutions. To facilitate connections over the five-day event among attendees (both physical and virtual), between the brand and attendees, and between […]
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Esurance Brings Order to the Festival Experience
Anyone who has ever been to a giant outdoor music festival knows two things will inevitably happen: you will lose your friends and your phone will die. Fail. Using NFC technology embedded in wristbands, Outside Lands sponsor Esurance offered festivalgoers a utility to enhance the experience on-site and online, ensuring that they could record memories […]




