We were super stoked to have Aaron Price open this year at GSummit expert talks. Below are his bio, video and slides from GSummit SF 2014: Aaron is the co-founder of Livecube, the worlds most engaging event app used by many Fortune 1000 companies. He is also the founder of the the award-winning NJ Tech Meetup,…
Gabe talks to Livecube‘s co-founder and CEO Aaron Price about Livecube, the app that engages audiences at events. Livecube gives people a better way to participate in conversations around online and off-line events by gamifying these interactions.
Watch the full webinar below to learn how Livecube is a great way for people to engage with the speakers and other attendees through social media.
It all started in June 2004. This was the very first Games for Change Festival ever, it was held at New York Academy of Sciences in New York City. The goal? To investigate whether or not games could become serious games, ones that could be used for educational purposes and to inspire social change. Unfortunately only forty-two people attended…
However, this year’s Games for Change Festival will prove just how strong this movement has become. It has been projected that more than 800 people have attended in-person and an additional 10,000 people will have attended the event through streaming this past week. The festival also nabbed a great ally in their quest for social good by partnering with the Tribeca Film Festival for this year’s event.
If you were at GSummit in the past two years, you’re probably familiar with livecube, the super-fun, conference-optimized Twitter client we’ve been using to engage all of our attendees. To learn more about it, we invited livecube co-founder Aaron Price to explain to us how clever design and gamification makes Twitter more bearable in event settings. Learn about livecube, its features, and successes by watching the full video below:
Make sure you come back on December 5th to check our next guest on the Gamification Revolution webseries.
How can a huge company Cisco manage to engage with all their employees around the world?
GSX is Cisco’s annual sales conference, a globally distributed hybrid event experience that has been lauded for turning traditional event models on their head and pioneering new audience engagement formats. Learn how Cisco adapted social television engagement models to drive the most employee aware event in history from their GSummit SF 2013 talk
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Last week, the first annual Enterprise Gamification Forum has invited a multitude of speakers from various major industries to share their insights on gamification. As each speaker impart their own unique views on a host of topics, common themes begin to emerge that any individuals who are interested in gamification should take heed.
The cloud, big data, analytics, and of course, gamification all play a big role in the future of enterprise.
Businesses, today, are undertaking digital transformation to retain their competitive edge and to build their “digital advantage”. While organizations have ramped up their investments in digital tools and technologies, two-thirds of digital transformation projects fail mainly due to workforce behavioral issues New research with the MIT Centre for Digital Business indicates that 55% of companies surveyed cited company culture, particularly the challenge of encouraging employees to be receptive to changes in their jobs, to be a major barrier to realization of their digital transformation program.
Capgemin believes that the use of gamification in an enterprise context, if designed and implemented effectively can help in accelerating the digital transformation of organizations by driving employee engagement and supporting change management in these initiatives. As gamification comes out of its nascence and tools to implement enterprise gamification become more prevalent, now is the right time for firms to evaluate and consider use of gamification techniques to accelerate their digitally enabled business transformation. In this GSummit SF 2013 talk, Maggie Buggie, VP of Digital Transformation at Capgemini, explores the role of gamification in building digital advantage.
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In the world of enterprise gamification, here are the big plays of funding, partnerships, and events for September 2013, featuring Badgeville, Gigya, LevelEleven, and the EGF.
Would you start saving more money if you were rewarded for doing so?
Getting people to make short term sacrifices for long-term gain is one of the central challenges of any transformational behavior change. Nowhere is this more evident than in finance and healthcare — and SaveUp is leading the charge. Hear Priya Haji discuss the ups, downs and hard-fought lessons of crafting engagement around tough subjects in this fast-paced discussion from GSummit SF 2013.
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The gamification community in NYC came together last night for our first GSummitX event fully focused on loyalty marketing. To start things off, Gilt Groupe’s Jeff Bobula (Program Manager) delivered an educating talk on Gilt’s new loyalty program, Gilt Insider. Then, we all engaged in our Play for a Cause to help solve NYC’s composting issue.
A common feature of nearly all gamification implementations is the presence of a reward system. People are motivated by rewards but do they always have to come in the form of a cash prize or fancy gadget? Suchit Dash of ifeelgoods believes it doesn’t have to be.
Tangible Rewards come in many shapes and sizes, and though they may not scale super well, they can be transformative. See how you can use non-discount, tangible rewards to drive user loyalty and engagement in this fast-paced talk from rewards expert Suchit’s session at GSummit SF 2013.
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As the gamification movement continues to grow, we’ve been looking for better ways to connect the global community. Our big conference – GSummit – attracts a good number of global attendees to SF in June, but not everyone can afford to come to San Francisco. Also, we wanted to find a way to help the local community form while providing training and certification opportunities. So we’re trying something entirely new: GSummit Global – a virtual event series that brings together the best of live and virtual events into one affordable, accessible package. I’ll be traveling around the world this winter – and I’d like you to join me
What’s the best way to talk about the gamification of gambling and gaming? PlayStudios CEO Andrew Pascal took the stage at GSummit SF 2013 to talk about MyVegas, a partnership between MGM Resorts and PlayStudios to bring gamified loyalty and rewards to the Las Vegas audience.
Watch his talk below as he details the unique challenges and opportunities associated with creating engagement in this challenging environment.
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If you joined us for GSummit SF 2013, then you’ve clearly seen how awesome our community is, amidst of sea of brilliant experts, food trucks, and a gamified conference experience. It is our job here at Gamification Co to proliferate the latest and greatest knowledge about the gamification industry, so we’re finally going to begin releasing all of our videos from GSummit SF 2013 over the next few weeks.
We’ll be posting each of the new releases on our blog but if you want to get each of them immediately, be sure to subscribe to our YouTube channel to get each video as they come.
To kick off the first video we’re releasing, we want to share a story about engaging audiences with a real sense of purpose. Jeremy Heimans, Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer of…Purpose, shares his story about using narrative storytelling to transform engagement for corporations, non-profits and citizens with integrity and purpose.
This Wednesday, LRN hosts an evening with Rajat Paharia as he discusses the release of his new book, Loyalty 3.0.
Date: June 26
Time: 7:00
Location: LRN Headquarters
745 5th Avenue, 8th Floor
New York, NY 10151
Come join Bunchball for the release party!
