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Matt Jones SVP, Strategy + Creative Jack Morton Worldwide

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Setting expectations

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Google is good for information. Speakers are good for insight (hopefully).

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Augmented reality.

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The next big thing?

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Really? I thought that was

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In 2009, I hated social media. This year, I think I hate AR.

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Now what is augmented reality? What counts as AR?

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Optical recognition by computer. Computer-added visual layers. Creating a new (augmented) reality.

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Not to be confused with... Virtual Reality QR codes Location-based data

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Optical recognition by computer. Computer-added visual layers. Creating a new (augmented) reality.

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Mobile Static

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Mobile Static

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‘ It’ is in front of you. AR creates an augmented experience of ‘it’.

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Visual search Recognition-based data Human 2.0

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Mobile Static

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‘ It’ is not there. AR creates an augmented reality where ‘it’ is now there… to be interacted with.

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Virtual mirror/lens Context-sensitive product visualization

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Just because you can do it doesn’t mean you should do it

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A gimmick A ‘new’ interface A way to lock content A way to collect data

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Stop looking at what has already been done.

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Very soon “wow that’s cool” is not going to be enough of a reason to invest in AR…

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So let’s focus on the post-novelty era of augmented reality

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Let’s take a step back and be clear why we are all here…

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Design + Events Environments Experiences

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Design + Real-time engagement of brand communities through experiences

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Design + Real-time enhancement of brand experiences to build communities

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AR as a way to engage people AR as way to enhance their reality AR as a new platform for creativity and expression (as long as it serves one of our two objectives)

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How do brands want to engage their communities? What experiences are brands trying to enhance?

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Personal Personalized Rich, engaging, immersive Pull, not push Viral/social

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Are you engaging people? Are you involving people? Are you persuading people? Are you influencing people? Are you co-creating with people?

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How do brands want to engage their communities? What experiences are brands trying to enhance?

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Discover Shopper/customer User/owner Community Employee/partner

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Are you solving a problem? Are you improving something? Are you adding value? Are you being real?

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So let’s think about digital…

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The smartest digital hot shots are trying to humanize their ideas

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Online social networks are still rooted in real world friendships and real world experiences

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The smartest social media thinkers recognize that it’s just plumbing…a way to connect people with communities, stories, and ideas

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Fun/creative/novel/inventive/cool Useful/relevant Talkable Simple Integrated

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Apps Augmented Reality Physical World Hyperlinking Social Media Mobile Devices Geolocation-Based Content Interactive Multimedia 3D + Holographic Technology Touch Interfaces It all matters

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Live experiences Real experiences Human experiences

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What mattered in 2000 is still what matters in 2010.

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Engaging, life-enhancing experiences…communities and movements anchored by powerful social stories…creativity, utility, narrative, and purpose…all that remains ‘the next big thing’.