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James Porter.. see page 16
A New Perspective On Digital Engagement
The modern customer is constantly evolving. Her demands, tastes and preferences are changing on a dime, largely due to her increased dependency on technology. With e-Commerce and mobility becoming more central to consumers’ everyday lives, retailers need to rethink their engagement strategies. But where should they start? During an upcoming webinar, Anurag Wadehra, CMO of LivePerson, will chat with RTP Senior Editor Alicia Fiorletta regarding the future of digital engagement, and how organizations can create seamless and relevant brand experiences across all channels. Lindsay Green of Extraco Banks and Consulting also will join the conversation to share how her company is meeting and exceeding customer expectations by embracing live, digital engagement. Register for this webinar to join the conversation and get the scoop on key findings from an assessment of more than 220 executives.
A few key findings include:
Only 14% of organizations are truly Digital Innovators.
21% of all organizations consider themselves omnichannel.
More than half of organizations are still only collecting basic data about cusomers.
Want to learn about other trends derived from the survey? Register for this webinar today!
It’s long past midnight, and no sleep in sight..
Interactivity:
Digital information that is designed in
ways that interest and engage audiences, that call
upon them to actively participate in co-production,
seem to be more effective than those designs that
position the audience as passive consumers of
information.
Interactivity Continuum
And the future has come.
You’re probably reading this post after surfing for ages on the interwebs too.
BABEL TOWER
Interactive Installation by:
−> Shirin Abedinirad | Tumblr
−> Gugo Torelli | Tumblr
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Check the video here
The story of the tower of Babel happened in a time when humankind had just one language and just one place to live freely without boundaries; a united humanity of the generations. The Lord concerned that humankind could have too much power and freedom, punished them for their pride by multiplying their languages so that they could not be able to understand one another.
Babel Tower is an interactive installation that recontextualizes the spiritual architecture of the Babel Tower with modern materials, creating a union between ancient history and our present world; it is combing the past, present and offering a union for future.
When installed in a city location it reacts with different animation patterns to the audience interaction, when placed in a natural environment its movement are changing depending on the weather conditions. This interactive installation is giving a transformative image of the world by decomposing it into parts and recomposing it into a new union.
In this installation human is having a dialogue with city and nature to become one. This installation simply within a movement of human is changing the image of the nature and is gathering the view of the entire world in one piece.
October 2015 / Iran / TADAEX2015
Interaction — concerning the range and types of engagement (between people, between people and information) encouraged or allowed by digital designs
James Porter “Recovering Delivery for Digital Rhetoric and Human Computer Interaction”