Technology

For years we’ve been focusing on how to make in-person events more digital, with integrating social media, data collection and marketing automation, AR/VR experiences, and more. Now COVID-19 has challenged us to innovate towards creating digital versions of in-person experiences. How do we make sure that those key physical aspects of in-person experiences are conveyed digitally as well?

From July 6 to July 8, fashion houses will be exhibiting clothing and ideas in presentations online in the form of short films and other digital formats.

American-based streaming service Hulu hosted their first-ever virtual PrideFest on June 28th. Their new virtual experience was free and stemmed from a need to pivot from traditional events like Pride marches and other Pride Month festivities that had been canceled due to COVID-19.

On June 15th, WhatsApp announced they had launched digital payments to WhatsApp for users in Brazil. People will be able to send money securely or make a purchase from a local business without leaving their chat.

We have all been told that money can’t buy you happiness but perhaps the people telling us this were simply spending it wrong.

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