Posted On: 01/13/2016 8:21:12 PM
Post# of 96892
WHY THIS IS THE BIGGEST DEAL it's what said .... Akyumen CEO said NTEK will create content ...what kind of content ?
ADS ADS ADS yes yes to engage the senses remember we've already seen some of these ads like the doritos
Remember That twich like content Ntek's been working on for awhile
and Uplink.to the app that can make stuff happen to smart phones?
stay tune
"NanoTech Entertainment is on the forefront of aggregating, creating and delivering superior quality content from a variety of venues," said Aasim Saied, CEO of Akyumen Technologies. "We are excited to work with them as a potential strategic partner to expand their reach beyond the living room."
http://www.destinationcrm.com/Articles/CRM-Ne...87168.aspx
Known for its seasonings, McCormick & Company developed stations designed to educate customers about the brand and its range of flavors. The five stations are "FlavorPrint," which provides recipes based on a customer's responses to a survey about his or her favorite food; "Guess That Spice," an interactive game that involves guessing the name of the spice scent emitted from the station; "Flavor Explorer," which offers a brief history about the company and its flavors; videos; and a chef demo area. Powered by Intel Core processors, the stations are available at McCormick's flagship store in Baltimore, where they regularly receive a 70 to 75 percent usage rate, according to McCormick.
ADS ADS ADS yes yes to engage the senses remember we've already seen some of these ads like the doritos
Remember That twich like content Ntek's been working on for awhile
and Uplink.to the app that can make stuff happen to smart phones?
stay tune
"NanoTech Entertainment is on the forefront of aggregating, creating and delivering superior quality content from a variety of venues," said Aasim Saied, CEO of Akyumen Technologies. "We are excited to work with them as a potential strategic partner to expand their reach beyond the living room."
http://www.destinationcrm.com/Articles/CRM-Ne...87168.aspx
Known for its seasonings, McCormick & Company developed stations designed to educate customers about the brand and its range of flavors. The five stations are "FlavorPrint," which provides recipes based on a customer's responses to a survey about his or her favorite food; "Guess That Spice," an interactive game that involves guessing the name of the spice scent emitted from the station; "Flavor Explorer," which offers a brief history about the company and its flavors; videos; and a chef demo area. Powered by Intel Core processors, the stations are available at McCormick's flagship store in Baltimore, where they regularly receive a 70 to 75 percent usage rate, according to McCormick.
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