Inspiring Digital Enterprise Award

State-of-the-Art CGI: Say Hello to hyperrealistic Ed programmed by Chris Jones

Soon, there will be new hollywood blockbuster cashcow movies with Elvis, Erol & Marilyn. No expensive, moaning starlets anymore. Hooray for Hollywood, bad for us. Nevertheless, Ed is impressive work.

(But if I think about mandatory glitches and misbehaving code, I look forward to making ofs)

Work in progress made with Lightwave, Sculptris and Krita, composited with Davinci Resolve Lite. Music by me. Thanks for the comments! http://www.chrisj.com.au

Merchant Square footbridge

Designers: Knight Architects + AKT II

Location/Year: London, England UK / 2014

Photograph: Edmund Sumner

Photo via The Next Web

World Startup Events is the ultimate map for entrepreneurs who love to network. The teams at Startup Digest, Startup Genome, and World Startup Report have pieced together a map that features the top three events for cities around the world. 

Click a city then choose from a local favorite event, an event that is very unique to the community, or a networking-specific event. Users can submit new events or vote on the selections that are currently listed – the more votes the map gets, the better. Whether you’re a frequent traveler or you’re thinking of starting up or relocating your startup abroad, this map is an unbelievable resource. 

Chrome Browser on Android One brings data compression and Safe Browsing System

Google today launched Android One, which aims at bringing great Android experience at an affordable price tag. This Android experience also includes offline YouTube viewing as well as a Chrome browser with features like data compression and Safe Browsing System.

It’s in our nature as humans to only remember 20 percent of what we hear and 30 percent of what we see; however, we remember 50% of what we both see and hear. You should accommodate this by ensuring that your audience gets both visual and auditory messages.

Additionally, every visual in your presentation should have a catchy headline summarizing its most important points.

For example, instead of using plain titles for your slides like “State of the Industry” or “Five Trends in Our Industry,” make them more interesting and informative with titles like “State of the Industry – How Times Have Changed” and “Five Trends That Could Ruin Your Business or Bring It to New Heights.”