Younger fans are leaving stadiums when they can't get connected, so sports teams are finally embracing technology as a way to improve the fan experience and increase the team's bottom line.
Imagine walking into a stadium and your smartphone immediately pings you that a $30 premium seat upgrade is available for purchase on your mobile device. As soon as you settle in to enjoy that awesome view of the game, you use your smartphone to order a pulled pork sandwich and imported beer delivered right to your seat. Then, when your favorite player scores a touchdown, you use the team's app to watch an instant replay at multiple angles and a stadium-exclusive video feed of the players on the sideline. Later on, when nature calls, the app directs you to the closest restroom with no wait time.
This isn't a far-fetched futuristic stadium experience. It's already available at some venues, and others are rushing as fast as they can to add next generation digital systems that will make attending a game in person an immersive, connected experience.
There are three reasons that stadiums are pushing to improve connectivity:
1. Changing demographics
2. Luring fans away from their big-screen TV at home
3. Boosting revenues
Whether by building from scratch or retrofitting existing facilities, stadiums are in a fierce competition with each other to add the latest technologies.
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Thursday, 11 February 2016
Thursday, 28 January 2016
Tech-Driven Shopping Experience For Visually Impaired
Mumbai-based Viviana claims to be the first mall in the country to be visually-friendly, and has established a novel marketing strategy by designing accessibility solutions for them.
The retail sector in the country has revolutionized as never before. The opening of malls across the length and breadth of India has redefined the shopping experience for customers. In all this excitement, however, a section of the society – the visually impaired – has been left out. To overcome this, Mumbai-based Vivana Mall is leveraging technology and driving a more inclusive shopping experience.
Viviana claims to be the first mall in the country to be visually-friendly, and has established a novel marketing strategy by designing accessibility solutions for them. As part of this initiative, the shopping destination, in collaboration with XRCVC (Xavier’s Resource Center for the Visually Challenged), has launched audio-tactile store labelling system, floor maps and directory, and Braille menu cards in all the restaurants.
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The retail sector in the country has revolutionized as never before. The opening of malls across the length and breadth of India has redefined the shopping experience for customers. In all this excitement, however, a section of the society – the visually impaired – has been left out. To overcome this, Mumbai-based Vivana Mall is leveraging technology and driving a more inclusive shopping experience.
Viviana claims to be the first mall in the country to be visually-friendly, and has established a novel marketing strategy by designing accessibility solutions for them. As part of this initiative, the shopping destination, in collaboration with XRCVC (Xavier’s Resource Center for the Visually Challenged), has launched audio-tactile store labelling system, floor maps and directory, and Braille menu cards in all the restaurants.
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