Digital Transformation in Hospitality & Entertainment + Cases

Since the past 30 years of computer revolution our experience of the digital world has been defined by 2D screens, Graphical User Interfaces, Keyboard Interfaces, Touch interfaces as it evolved across different devices like PCs, Laptops, Smartphones or Tablets. Our digital world is rapidly evolving and occupying every sphere of our home, work, shopping, and playing and entertainment experiences. These digital devices are rapidly generating digital content and information about the real world. There is an increasing trend of people spending more and more time in a complete digital world of Social Media, Internet, Gaming, TV and Entertainment.

From charters to corporate flight crews to owner/operators, the passenger experience is top of mind and inflight entertainment is crucial to ensuring passengers get the most out of their flight time. Watch the webinar and learn more about today’s trends and tomorrow’s advances in inflight entertainment with Gogo Business Aviation’s IFE expert Ian Simpson and Rockwell Collin’s Stephanie Cooper. How the IFE passenger experience is changing and what’s driving those changes. Trends in IFE content and hardware and what’s next. Inflight content streaming and the impact on the passenger experience and your budget.

This Webinar will introduce virtual reality (VR) concepts and discuss: How to integrate a Unity application with the Oculus Rift. Adding a first person character for Oculus Rift and code walkthrough of adding the character to the Unity Scene. How to integrate with the Oculus Touch Controllers and how to teleport the character in the Unity Scene. Preview Intel Graphics Performance Analyzers tool for debugging, analyzing and optimizing your VR game.

Learn from Dolby’s Ceri Thomas as he addresses many of the questions that have come up in his webinar series on how Dolby Atmos Music is created. The goal of this session is to show you some of the tools and techniques that a number of the artists and mixers who've been working in Dolby Atmos have been using. This is not meant to be prescriptive but instead to just give you an idea of how you might address the questions that come up as you work to release your Dolby Atmos Music to the world.