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�ݺ�ߣshows by User: altnate / http://www.slideshare.net/images/logo.gif �ݺ�ߣshows by User: altnate / Wed, 05 Dec 2012 21:35:32 GMT �ݺ�ߣShare feed for �ݺ�ߣshows by User: altnate Mary meeker-kpcb-internet-trends-2012 /slideshow/mary-meekerkpcbinternettrends2012/15511150 mary-meeker-kpcb-internet-trends-2012-121205213532-phpapp02
This report talks about today’s Internet growth and provides an in-depth look for the following new trends: 1) review of Internet stats and notes that Internet growth remains robust and rapid mobile adoption is still in early stages; 2) run through a number of examples of business models that are being re-imagined and re-invented thanks to mobile and social; 3) highlight mixed economic trends and 4) observe that while there’s a lot to be excited about in technology, there are things to be worried about regarding America’s financial situation.]]>
This report talks about today’s Internet growth and provides an in-depth look for the following new trends: 1) review of Internet stats and notes that Internet growth remains robust and rapid mobile adoption is still in early stages; 2) run through a number of examples of business models that are being re-imagined and re-invented thanks to mobile and social; 3) highlight mixed economic trends and 4) observe that while there’s a lot to be excited about in technology, there are things to be worried about regarding America’s financial situation.]]> Wed, 05 Dec 2012 21:35:32 GMT /slideshow/mary-meekerkpcbinternettrends2012/15511150 altnate@slideshare.net(altnate) Mary meeker-kpcb-internet-trends-2012 altnate This report talks about today’s Internet growth and provides an in-depth look for the following new trends: 1) review of Internet stats and notes that Internet growth remains robust and rapid mobile adoption is still in early stages; 2) run through a number of examples of business models that are being re-imagined and re-invented thanks to mobile and social; 3) highlight mixed economic trends and 4) observe that while there’s a lot to be excited about in technology, there are things to be worried about regarding America’s financial situation. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/mary-meeker-kpcb-internet-trends-2012-121205213532-phpapp02-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /><br> This report talks about today’s Internet growth and provides an in-depth look for the following new trends: 1) review of Internet stats and notes that Internet growth remains robust and rapid mobile adoption is still in early stages; 2) run through a number of examples of business models that are being re-imagined and re-invented thanks to mobile and social; 3) highlight mixed economic trends and 4) observe that while there’s a lot to be excited about in technology, there are things to be worried about regarding America’s financial situation.

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0 Bing gordon-hacking-gamification /slideshow/bing-gordonhackinggamification/15511135 bing-gordon-hacking-gamification-121205213400-phpapp01
Bing Gordon, the co-founder and former creative chief at Electronic Arts, conjured up “Hacking Gamification” to show entrepreneurs how they can use game design principles to heighten the wow quotient in their products and services. Infused with creative insight, wit, personality and a lifetime of gaming industry expertise, Bing’s presentation tackles the question, “Why gamify?” The answer: to entice and capture a new generation of users. This dynamic slide presentation charts the path to success by breaking it down into a three-part experience — acquire, engage and retain. Sprinkled throughout are battle-tested gamification tactics, lessons learned, best practices and key take-aways. Get in the know with this useful resource from the EA luminary who promises us that “gaming is the new normal.”]]>
Bing Gordon, the co-founder and former creative chief at Electronic Arts, conjured up “Hacking Gamification” to show entrepreneurs how they can use game design principles to heighten the wow quotient in their products and services. Infused with creative insight, wit, personality and a lifetime of gaming industry expertise, Bing’s presentation tackles the question, “Why gamify?” The answer: to entice and capture a new generation of users. This dynamic slide presentation charts the path to success by breaking it down into a three-part experience — acquire, engage and retain. Sprinkled throughout are battle-tested gamification tactics, lessons learned, best practices and key take-aways. Get in the know with this useful resource from the EA luminary who promises us that “gaming is the new normal.”]]> Wed, 05 Dec 2012 21:34:00 GMT /slideshow/bing-gordonhackinggamification/15511135 altnate@slideshare.net(altnate) Bing gordon-hacking-gamification altnate Bing Gordon, the co-founder and former creative chief at Electronic Arts, conjured up “Hacking Gamification” to show entrepreneurs how they can use game design principles to heighten the wow quotient in their products and services. Infused with creative insight, wit, personality and a lifetime of gaming industry expertise, Bing’s presentation tackles the question, “Why gamify?” The answer: to entice and capture a new generation of users. This dynamic slide presentation charts the path to success by breaking it down into a three-part experience — acquire, engage and retain. Sprinkled throughout are battle-tested gamification tactics, lessons learned, best practices and key take-aways. Get in the know with this useful resource from the EA luminary who promises us that “gaming is the new normal.” <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/bing-gordon-hacking-gamification-121205213400-phpapp01-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /><br> Bing Gordon, the co-founder and former creative chief at Electronic Arts, conjured up “Hacking Gamification” to show entrepreneurs how they can use game design principles to heighten the wow quotient in their products and services. Infused with creative insight, wit, personality and a lifetime of gaming industry expertise, Bing’s presentation tackles the question, “Why gamify?” The answer: to entice and capture a new generation of users. This dynamic slide presentation charts the path to success by breaking it down into a three-part experience — acquire, engage and retain. Sprinkled throughout are battle-tested gamification tactics, lessons learned, best practices and key take-aways. Get in the know with this useful resource from the EA luminary who promises us that “gaming is the new normal.”

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0 Kompu Gacha : Examples of Complete Gacha /slideshow/kompu-gacha-examplesofcompletegachaen/14473721 kompugachaexamplesofcompletegachaen-120926151305-phpapp02
Kompu gacha, or “complete gacha” is a monetization mechanic in social games that heavily incentivizes the practice of gacha — paying a small amount of money to get an item at random, similar to purchasing toys from a vending machine. Games that use kompu gacha typically promise rare “grand-prize” items to players who can manage to amass a set of specific items, which encourages players to spend more money on randomized gacha draws in order to complete their collections. Although extremely lucrative for Japan’s social game companies — some developers see half their sales coming from gacha — the kompu gacha system had come under fire recently for encouraging gambling, particularly in children. ]]>
Kompu gacha, or “complete gacha” is a monetization mechanic in social games that heavily incentivizes the practice of gacha — paying a small amount of money to get an item at random, similar to purchasing toys from a vending machine. Games that use kompu gacha typically promise rare “grand-prize” items to players who can manage to amass a set of specific items, which encourages players to spend more money on randomized gacha draws in order to complete their collections. Although extremely lucrative for Japan’s social game companies — some developers see half their sales coming from gacha — the kompu gacha system had come under fire recently for encouraging gambling, particularly in children. ]]> Wed, 26 Sep 2012 15:13:03 GMT /slideshow/kompu-gacha-examplesofcompletegachaen/14473721 altnate@slideshare.net(altnate) Kompu Gacha : Examples of Complete Gacha altnate Kompu gacha, or “complete gacha” is a monetization mechanic in social games that heavily incentivizes the practice of gacha — paying a small amount of money to get an item at random, similar to purchasing toys from a vending machine. Games that use kompu gacha typically promise rare “grand-prize” items to players who can manage to amass a set of specific items, which encourages players to spend more money on randomized gacha draws in order to complete their collections. Although extremely lucrative for Japan’s social game companies — some developers see half their sales coming from gacha — the kompu gacha system had come under fire recently for encouraging gambling, particularly in children. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/kompugachaexamplesofcompletegachaen-120926151305-phpapp02-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /><br> Kompu gacha, or “complete gacha” is a monetization mechanic in social games that heavily incentivizes the practice of gacha — paying a small amount of money to get an item at random, similar to purchasing toys from a vending machine. Games that use kompu gacha typically promise rare “grand-prize” items to players who can manage to amass a set of specific items, which encourages players to spend more money on randomized gacha draws in order to complete their collections. Although extremely lucrative for Japan’s social game companies — some developers see half their sales coming from gacha — the kompu gacha system had come under fire recently for encouraging gambling, particularly in children.

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