metronome launches the Lifestyle Communities website
We are pleased to reveal our brand new site for the over 50’s affordable living provider, Lifestyle Communities. This was a great project to work on not only because of its creative and technical scope but also because the client is conveniently located in the same building just two floors below us. Needless to say,
Tempo Top Five : Feb 28
We find, we think, we share : links that caught our eye. This week’s Tempo Top Five features flying cars, real estate AI, and tech tricks for faster parcel delivery… 1. How UPS workers deliver faster using $8 headphones Source : MIT technology review Delivering up to 31 million parcels every day, UPS implemented
Creating a fully immersive sales experience
We speak often about the importance of creating a unique sales suite experience, particularly in a market that has been defined by price over product quality. So when we were asked to help international developer Far East Consortium build a different kind of experience in their anticipated Melbourne CBD project West Side Place, our aim
Bots selling tickets to the Australian Open
Today’s brands are well practiced in making use of social media to speak to their consumer audience and break the barrier of communication that presents itself in other advertising channels. But, of course, as with all things digital, social is always evolving. The latest game-changer rewriting digital marketer’s plans across the globe is Facebook’s AI
The Aftershock : metronome’s pro bono client
As a key component of metronome’s ongoing goodwill initiatives, we recently partnered with a brand new registered charity called The Aftershock. The Aftershock is a not-for-profit organisation raising funds and awareness for High Mortality Rate Cancers. These are the cancers that have the lowest 5-year survival rates and yet receive the least amount of funding.
Vertical visual
As far back as I can remember my view of the glowing box in the corner of our family room has always been horizontal. I shot my first moving footage on a borrowed 8mm camera when I put my eye to the little, distorted viewfinder the scene was horizontal, the Cinemascope movies I watched chewing countless
The art of apps
The art gallery. Nexus between the technologically innovative and the timelessly traditional. Whilst even leading galleries still have stacks of paper maps and guides at their visitors desk, many are making the shift to digital with the creation of site-specific apps. With an eye on the added visitor value, I’d like to share a few
Why single sign-on is good for business
Whilst Single Sign-On (SSO) has been around for a while, it has recently started gaining widespread adoption. SSO is a process that allows users to access authorised services without having to login to each and every service separately. In simple terms SSO implementation omits the login step for each individual service. Many organisations configure their
Technology brand awareness
I recently saw an ad for Salesforce on the side of a bus. It started me thinking. To what extent do we want our customers to be savvy about the technologies we are using to mine more data, increase revenue and build the lifetime value we’re extracting from them? Is technology brand awareness eroding the
The rise of ‘in-completion’
I called a friend recently and before my call had rung out, I received an sms message from him stating “Sorry, I can’t talk now”. What this reinforced to me was what I like to call the rise of in-completion. I am sure smart phones have enabled this pre-programmed gesture and conditioning to be more