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How does one go from an out-of-the-box idea; turning technology designed for palliative care into a gaming mechanism - to concept, realisation, launch, marketing, testing and pivoting into something so much different than what you started with? This is the story about Cosmic Jump Start, the first game for iOS that you control by jumping. The game went to various festivals in the Netherlands, went international at SXSW and was eventually picked up by a Dutch broadcasting network who adopted the technology and made it into a game for children called Spring Sprong. The journey has always been about the experience, as we learned from trial and error and got wiser along the way.]]>
How does one go from an out-of-the-box idea; turning technology designed for palliative care into a gaming mechanism - to concept, realisation, launch, marketing, testing and pivoting into something so much different than what you started with? This is the story about Cosmic Jump Start, the first game for iOS that you control by jumping. The game went to various festivals in the Netherlands, went international at SXSW and was eventually picked up by a Dutch broadcasting network who adopted the technology and made it into a game for children called Spring Sprong. The journey has always been about the experience, as we learned from trial and error and got wiser along the way.]]> Tue, 29 Jul 2014 03:24:01 GMT /slideshow/marketing-an-innovative-concept-tech-open-air-presentation/37450511 BartKalisvaart1@slideshare.net(BartKalisvaart1) Marketing an innovative concept (Tech Open Air presentation) BartKalisvaart1 How does one go from an out-of-the-box idea; turning technology designed for palliative care into a gaming mechanism - to concept, realisation, launch, marketing, testing and pivoting into something so much different than what you started with? This is the story about Cosmic Jump Start, the first game for iOS that you control by jumping. The game went to various festivals in the Netherlands, went international at SXSW and was eventually picked up by a Dutch broadcasting network who adopted the technology and made it into a game for children called Spring Sprong. The journey has always been about the experience, as we learned from trial and error and got wiser along the way. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/marketinganinnovativeconcepttechopenairpresentation-140729032401-phpapp01-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&amp;height=120&amp;fit=bounds" /><br> How does one go from an out-of-the-box idea; turning technology designed for palliative care into a gaming mechanism - to concept, realisation, launch, marketing, testing and pivoting into something so much different than what you started with? This is the story about Cosmic Jump Start, the first game for iOS that you control by jumping. The game went to various festivals in the Netherlands, went international at SXSW and was eventually picked up by a Dutch broadcasting network who adopted the technology and made it into a game for children called Spring Sprong. The journey has always been about the experience, as we learned from trial and error and got wiser along the way.
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