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A Passion For the Bleeding Edge of Technology: Ben Nelson, Hayden5
Lots of trends in technology burn bright and fast, but ultimately have no lasting impact. The ability to recognize true paradigm shifts early can... ler mais
A Bridge Between Creativity and Technology: Jono Hunt, Wunderman Thompson UK
Being a Creative Technologist is about having an intuition about how tech works, the ability to hop into, experiment, and build with a wide variety... ler mais
The Perfect Blend of Art + Science: Lan Zhang, James Huerta, + Danny Wang, Havas
Teams at Havas CX helia and Havas New York weigh in on the role of the Creative Technologist. ler mais
Get Comfortable With the Unknown: Neil Nand, Ogilvy China
The reality is, you need to get comfortable with the unknown, if the technical obstacle was known then someone else would be doing it. ler mais
The Sky is The Starting Point: William Everich, RAPP NY
Enable creative to do what they do best, allow room for push and pull, and always provide a path to a better idea or solution. ler mais
There’s power in being able to see both sides: Eric Heaton, B-Reel
A lot of it is understanding what’s out there to use, both the latest and greatest, as well as the solutions that have been around for a while.... ler mais
A sixth sense for creativity: Morten Grubak, Virtue Worldwide
A different perspective on the world, is where you recognize that every functional decision comes with an aesthetic decision too. For example, a... ler mais
Bridging the Virtual World: Michael Stone, DEFINITION6
Functional design is the act of breaking down complex systems, whether that’s hardware or software, into simpler and more digestible parts. Every... ler mais
Driven by Innovation: Kaare Wesnaes, Ogilvy PR
Our goal is to leverage technology in a smart way, so that brand messaging can live beyond the moment, and naturally becomes an earned first... ler mais
A Solution-Oriented Mindset is Key: Bill Marks, DPDK
It’s not about cheating or cutting corners. Instead, it’s about focusing on the parts of the project that will make a real difference. ler mais