How Augmented Reality Can Help You Overcome Today’s Service Challenges

The ability for Virtual Reality (VR) to create rich and compelling experiences drives research in a variety of domains beyond entertainment. One such area of interest is the use of VR for learning and training purposes. Indeed, learning and training have been a central topic in VR ever since successful flight simulators decades ago. The allure of VR for training is not only due to the ability to synthesize realistic conditions for situations where on-site training is expensive, dangerous, or difficult to replicate in real life, but also due to the ability to create extreme, unrealistic conditions to over-prepare trainees for the real situation. Full control over the visual and auditory experience of the user, as well as some control over haptic feedback, makes for an engaging training experience and ensures the reproducibility of training sessions. Combined with recent advances in light and untethered headsets, tracking, interaction, and VR authoring tools, various industrial immersive learning applications show promising results. The explosive potential of VR-based collaboration in the post-pandemic era, where remote and non-contact work environments became the new normal, further accelerated the adoption of VR-based training in broader use cases.

Stephen Green (SGC Media) and Linda Gordon (QMF) delve into the delicate art of music marketing for musicians / events and their teams , touching on music release cycles and strategies, national and regional tour promotion tips, social media, EPK's and much more. The webinar is aimed to help you no matter what experience you have in the music industry, you might be starting out or maybe you have been out there in the big wide world for a while - whatever stage you’re at this is for you!

Why mobile is crucial to get people involved. Why feedback, productivity and ease of use are keys to be successful. How to digitise your processes with a mobile app.How to improve your EHS communication with a mobile app.Which positive impact do mobile EHS apps have on your organization.

Television is changing. TV and the internet are moving closer together and industries and technologies, previously separate and almost discrete, are converging. Addressable TV is at the heart of this convergence. It is an exciting development for advertisers and marketers as, while television is still a phenomenal way of reaching and engaging mass consumer audiences, addressable TV allows it to be used to target niche groups too. At this member-only breakfast event, supported by Thinkbox, keynote speaker Nigel Walley, Managing Director of Decipher, will demystify the world of Addressable TV for us and a panel session, featuring representatives of Sky, ITV and Channel4, and chaired by ISBA’s head of TV and video Bobi Carley, will explore the implications of this new technology and the opportunity it presents to advertisers.