Travel Tech & Social Media Destinations Bet on VR Marketing to Lure Tech-Savvy Chinese Consumers Daniel Meesak April 27, 2017 In an increasingly competitive marketplace, destinations around the world are increasingly looking at VR technologies to attract Chinese travelers. While still a niche marketing tool, VR platforms offer the opportunity...
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01.05.17 Michelin-starred restaurant to launch augmented reality cocktail menu In May 2017, the Michelin-starred London restaurant and bar, City Social, is set to launch Mirage, the world’s first augmented reality cocktail menu. 18 months in the making, Mirage uses a purpose-built app, created by Mustard Designs. Upon selecting one...
Hilton Embraces a 'Millennial Mindset' to Meet Customer Expectations Mark Weinstein Senior Vice President, Customer Experience, Engagement, Loyalty and Partnerships Hilton Worldwide It’s no secret that millennials have high standards for customer experience, especially as companies like Amazon and Starbucks continue to raise the bar. The hospitality space is no...
The way state and local government buys technology is changing. But how? by Ben Miller / April 6, 2017 Flexibility. If there’s one thing that everybody involved in government procurement — chief information officers, procurement officials, vendors and civic tech folk — appear to agree on, it’s that the future...
06.04.17 Consumer tech: From living room to boardroom AUTHOR: Paul Milligan Products made for the consumer market are now being used in offices, classrooms and visitor attractions. Paul Milligan looks at what the next products to make the move from consumer to proAV might be. The path products take to...
By Heather Mack March 22, 2017 While telehealth policies, technological advancements and utilization continue to grow, whether it actually reduces healthcare costs and improves outcomes is still a point of some contention. As the bulk of such analysis focuses on the bottom line of health plans and employers, researchers at...