Through an exploration of verticals, cross-vertical scenarios, and touch alternatives, you'll be introduced to an extensive array of opportunities for adding interactivity to existing deployments and incorporating interactivity in new projects.
Is Intuiface an edge whose value should be hidden from your prospects and competition, or is there an advantage to publicizing your use? In this session, we'll explore the possibly counter-intuitive notion that going public with your Intuiface use could be good for business.
The best websites attract prospects and encourage engagement. In this session, with the help of Intuiface's own experience, you'll learn about SEO, inbound marketing, and other approaches to creating a presence that attracts an audience interested in interactivity.
Although Intuiface is positioned for project delivery, don't underestimate its power as a pre-sales weapon. Learn the value of and approach to storyboarding and prototyping with Intuiface - even for projects originally conceived to be non-interactive.
Can project delivery be conducted like a subscription business? This session is about one company's attempt to move away from one-and-done to creating an ongoing relationship with their customers.
How much does an ROI discussion find its way into your pitch? In this session, we'll show you the numbers for cost and time savings with Intuiface, then discuss how to incorporate this knowledge in your talks with prospects.
There is no greater source of lost revenue than the absence of an analytics-based service offering. Find out what you need to offer such a service and how to deliver it.
Not every project should be bespoke. In fact, creating a repeatable Intuiface-based "product" is a sales accelerant and shortcut to profit. We'll use our experience with reference design creation to provide guidance.
Intuiface is very much an integration platform, enabling the convergence of multiple third party technologies for both interactivity and data connectivity. This session will use real-world experience to highlight the possibilities.
How much thought have you given to the Intuiface back office and infrastructure? Probably not a lot, but armed with this knowledge you can deliver a far more compelling sales pitch and reliable project.
We shared our 12-month roadmap during October's Intuiface User Conference but didn't discuss how you should anticipate its effect on what you offer and how you sell it. Here we updated you on our roadmap and helped you to prepare to hit the ground running.
The recording for this session will not be made public but we welcome 1:1 discussions. Please contact us if you'd like to know more.
