Every day our physical surroundings and our digital interactions converge more and more, through data analytics, connected devices and the Internet of Things, wearable technology, geo-tagged and geo-targeted social media, surveillance, sensors and beacons, and so on. In very real ways, our human experiences create a targeted feedback loop, defining our opportunities, our relationships, our knowledge, and, ultimately, our selves.
The most meaningful strategy, then, means thinking beyond the customer context to a holistic human experience that blends online and offline interactions, and builds lifetime value through relevant and respectful use of data.
In this compelling keynote address, leading strategic thinker and author of "Pixels and Place" Kate O'Neill explores the relationship between meaning, intention, data tracking, and human experience, with practical insights on how businesses can harness data and technology to create innovative experiences that form the basis of more meaningful and profitable relationships with customers.
Audience takeaways:
A new approach to serving people relevant digital interactions while meeting them in the context of their physical surroundings - for more memorable, more meaningful, and more integrated digital and physical experiences.
A transformed view of technology and its impact on human experience and humanity overall.
Real-world, current examples from a variety of industries and review action-ready ideas for implementing integrated experiences.