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Salesforce.com’s Chief Scientist on Why Gamification is the Future of Work
In: web resources
19 Jun 2011Game mechanics have found their way into many aspects of our lives, and the enterprise is poised to be next, according to Salesforce.com Chief Scientist JP Rangaswami. In a session at ReadWriteWeb’s 2Way Summit earlier this week, Rangaswami outlined how and why gamification will shape the future of work. As a new generation of knowledge [...]
There is a new art form emerging, and it has everything to do with technology. Previously we were used to art being created using brushes, pencils and paint, but that landscape is changing. The new way of creating art involves using lights and stop motion capturing. It isn’t so much about animating what you create, [...]
Pepsi Zeigeist 2010: Tracking the twitterati at SXSW
In: IT news
13 Apr 2010Austin’s music, film and tech festival SXSW came and went this year with much fanfare and documentation. One of the parties following along was Pepsi. The soft drink makers spent its second year tracking social media at SXSW with something called Pepsi Zeitgeist. Facebook, Twitter, Foursquare and Flickr updates were all sent to Pepsi’s tracking [...]
My favorite way to create torn paper edges in Photoshop is to use a nice set of Photoshop brushes. The right set of Photoshop brushes can produce a realistic-looking effect in a short amount of time. I’ve released Torn Paper Brushes on this site before; and love them, but often find that set to have [...]
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