Does gamification of the web make sense?
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Capt’n of designers’ crew
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Court of Moravia
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With a revenue of 400 mil. USD in 2014, the American market seems to think so. Forecasts show a steep increase of growth. In fact, it looks as though gamification is the web’s new universal remedy. But the road from favored idea to effective reality isn’t always straight forward.
How can you tell which solutions work and which are unsuccessful? When do great app concepts, which users are supposed to love, most often fail? He has been collecting my own experiences from the Czech market over the last few years to share with you. They might not always be the happiest stories, but they could spare you a lot of disappointment (and maybe even make you a profit).
Petr Pouchlý, Capt’n of designers’ crew at Court of Moravia
Project manager, creative, and gamification evangelist. Petr combines 13 years of experience in international corporations with practical training he gained working in the non-profit sector and running his own independent business, Court of Moravia. He takes the best of all these worlds and applies them to managing new projects, building communities, and leading teams. He’s taken on the fight against sloppiness and slipshod, cheap paperback truths, and lousy working relationships (usually called HR), as his own.