IEEE Computer Society Presentation on Gamification; 2/28 @7pm Cal Poly Pomona
January 21, 2013 | Posted by Frank Gomez under CN, CS, General |
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Welcome IEEE and Guests; We have an excellent software application presentation lined up for you on the serious use of computer games in business (Gamification). Please read the details below and RSVP for our meal planning purposes.
Regards, Bill Grist
Chair, IEEE Foothill Section Computer Society
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IEEE Foothill Section Computer Society Chapter Meeting
Thursday, 28 February 2013 @ 7-9pm
Cal Poly University, Pomona, CA
(80 seats available; RSVP for pizza dinner required)
Engineering Bldg #9, Room 247
Fee $5 parking available at Campus Main Lot C
MAP – http://www.csupomona.edu/maps/directions.php
Agenda
7:00 P.M. – 7:15 P.M. Networking – Pizza provided at no cost
7:15 P.M. – 7:25 P.M. Announcements – Bill Grist, Computer
Society Chair
7:25 P.M. – 7:30 P.M. Introduction of Mario Herger, Senior Innovation Strategist, SAP Labs, Palo Alto CA
7:30 P.M. – 8:30 P.M. Presentation/Lecture
8:30 P.M. – 9:00 P.M. Questions & Answers
Topic: Enterprise Gamification – Exploiting people by letting them
have fun
(Please pre-submit some questions, email with
your RSVP, if you can.)
Speaker: Mario Herger, Ph.D.
Senior Innovation Strategist, SAP Labs, Palo Alto CA
Abstract
Title: Enterprise
Gamification – Exploiting people by letting them have fun
Abstract: Using game mechanics and game design techniques in non-game contexts like business
applications have shown significant increases in user engagement, and increased
the ROI and other metrics. In this talk we will learn what business can learn
from Angry Birds. We will shatter stereotypes about games, show what gamified
applications you already use, give you some facts and figures on the impact of Gamification
on results, and highlight examples in the corporate world.
About the Speaker “I help organizations making work more fun.” MARIO HERGER is a Senior Innovation Strategist at SAP Labs in Palo Alto, California and Global Head of In his work as head of the Gamification Initiative at SAP he has encountered and supported He has a Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering from the Vienna University of Technology and an He recently played through all levels of the iPad game Air Book: He is the author of the upcoming book “Enterprise Gamification – Exploiting people by |
All Students Are Welcome to Attend
Event Sponsored by:
Cal Poly Pomona IEEE & IEEE Foothill Section – http://www.ieee-foothill.org/
Please RSVP by e-mailing your request to: bill.grist@ieee.org
no later than February 27th (for pizza & room size count)
Driving Directions to Cal Poly Pomona
From Los Angeles:
Take the 10 freeway EAST and exit at Kellogg
Drive.
From Orange County:
Take the 57 freeway NORTH to Temple Avenue
and exit north (left-hand turn) to the campus.
From The Inland Empire:
Take the 10 freeway WEST and exit at Kellogg
Drive.
From the Pasadena area:
Take the 210 freeway EAST to 57 Freeway
SOUTH. Exit on Temple Avenue and turn north (right-hand turn) to the campus.
Visitors may park in any student parking lot, with the exception of parking lots F-1, P, and the
marked areas of lot B, which are reserved for on-campus residential community
parking (residence halls and/or suites). In addition, the faculty/staff lots C,
and J-1 & 2 are also available for student or visitor use after 5:30 p.m.
Please note that all other faculty/staff lot require a faculty/staff permit at
all times and are not available for student or visitor use.
Daily Visitor parking permit cost is $5.00 per day. You must purchase a parking permit from either the
Parking Information booth located at the edge of Lot C or from one of the many
self-serve booths located throughout campus. All students, faculty, staff, and
visitors who park a vehicle on the campus at California State University,
Pomona must purchase and display a permit. (Please note that parking rates are
subject to change at any time with or without notice).