Monthly Archives: September 2012
Gamification and Retail Location Based Services
Yesterday when I was speaking at the New Zealand eTourism Conference the subject of gamification came up. Interesting that not many people knew what the word meant and in fact as I write this, neither does my spell checker. Gamification … Continue reading
eTourism Conference
I have the pleasure of being a late inclusion at the eTourism Conference tomorrow at the Pullman Hotel in Auckland tomorrow, running a panel together with Gareth Pearce. Our session is entitled Embracing Mobile Technology. Gareth has some interesting information … Continue reading
What Does Location Have to do With Your Business?
I caught up with a fellow consultant today, Chris Bunce of Cashtree, to discuss mutual interests in guiding businesses to growth and achievement of business goals. Chris has many years of international consultancy experience in financial and business prosperity. One … Continue reading
The New Knowledge Economy
As the iPhone 5 is about to be announced, many companies are wondering how they can continue to keep prices up and sell in an old school supply and demand economy. The fact is that most companies can’t. We are … Continue reading
Location Based Services and Diabetes
Diabetes is a common problem around the world with over 345 million people worldwide according to a Qualcomm article which talks about trials of a wireless glucose meter which they are trialling on some of their own staff. Diabetes New Zealand says … Continue reading
Making Maori Culture and History Accessible on Mobile
Education is a sitter for location based services and there have been many applications for tourists around the world where people can learn about the places they are visiting, what their significance is, stories and items of interest. A couple … Continue reading
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