Category: Technology
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Read this before setting up your HTC Vive
Today I unpacked and set up an HTC Vive for the first time. It arrived in a huge Amazon box. The box was so big partly because it came with tripods for the lightboxes too. It was mostly filled with packing paper. I dove in and started pulling out the headset, controllers, and cords. However,…
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4 Steps to Create an Innovative Company
Innovation seems to be the keyword for 2017. Everyone wants to be a disruptor. Not everyone knows what this means or how to do it. Innovating isn’t easy. It takes a creative mind, the freedom to use it, and the resources to implement it. Innovation isn’t something you can buy. It’s a completely custom solution.…
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Indispensable Insights from IIEX Europe
I went to Amsterdam not sure what to expect of IIEX Europe. I knew the conference was about marketing innovation but what exactly did that mean? Mostly, I was excited to go since I was giving a talk as part of their New Speaker Series. This was not your college marketing seminar. This was a…
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How Virtual Reality Gives Business People Super Powers
Ever wonder how virtual reality applies to the business world? Have you thought about how to implement this technology in your everyday work? Click below the presentation I gave about the benefits of virtual reality at IIEX Europe 2017. Virtual Reality Gives Business People Super Powers from Lily Snyder Summary: Virtual reality is the technology…
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Working Remotely Shouldn’t Be Complicated
This past week I had the opportunity to fly out to Seattle to meet up with some of my team for work on Doghead Simulations. It was a really great week. While the main perk of working in a distributed company is getting to work from home, the other is that you get to travel…
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What a Start to the Year: VR Day Atlanta
What better way to start the year than by going to an all-day VR event? @VRDayATL hosted an all-day event with speakers, panelists, and demos at Georgia State University in Atlanta. It was great to be able to go to such a big event when I mostly only see events in California, Washington, or New York.…