In November we got the news that Zemoga’s very own CEO DJ Edgerton was named to the list of Nearshore Americas Top 50 Most Influential Outsourcing Executives.
Best of Zemoga 2011: DJ Named to List of Top 50 Most Influential Outsourcing Execs
Month: December 2011
Best of Zemoga 2011: Al Gore, Gaming for Good & Climate Trail
We wrote about this exciting happening pretty recently, but it definitely belongs in this “Best Of 2011” list.
Zemoga’s concept, Climate Trail, was selected by former Vice President Al Gore as one of the top three most innovative games as part of PSFK’s Gaming For Good challenge.
Best of Zemoga 2011: Social Media Week Bogotá
One of the coolest things Zemoga did this year was act as city partner to Social Media Week Bogotá. Read more
Best of Zemoga 2011: Fall Reel
At Zemoga, we’re proud of the work we do. So we put together a reel to show it all off to you. Clients featured include Citibank, Toyota and the Mozilla Foundation.
Best Of Zemoga 2011: Padforce1
We wrote about our amazing new digital salesforce tool Padforce1 back in July, and today as part of our week of looking back of some of Zemoga’s 2011 highlights, we revisit it.
Happy Holidays! From Bogota & New York City With Love
Wishing you all the best for the holidays and the year to come!
What We’re Looking Forward To in 2012
When the team was asked about the innovations they’re most looking forward to in the coming year, it was no surprise that Russ Ward was first to step up, sharing a few things that he’s excited to see in 2012.
The Innovations That Defined 2011
I asked some of the Z-team to share what they thought were the digital innovations that defined 2011.
Of course the iPhone 4S (and its best pal Siri), the Kindle Fire and the iPad2 came up as obvious in the course of the conversation. But as we here at Zemoga don’t deal in the obvious, we thought we’d touch on a couple of smaller innovations that not only made big impressions in 2011, but will lead us into a whole new path for 2012.
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Does the Kindle Fire Need More of a Spark?
by J. Vegerano
As I heard Amazon was going to release the Kindle Fire a few months ago, I must admit, as an Android fan, and with the mass disappointments (Excluding the Galaxy tabs) in the Android tablet market, I was hoping the Fire would light the “spark” needed to finally offer a legitimate challenge to the almighty iPad.
Sentiment Analysis | Part Three: Social Media Sentiment & Customer Satisfaction
by Russ Ward (@russcward)
I thought that I could concentrate on Social Media Sentiment to be an emotional indicator of a community about a brand, product or service however others doing academic research on the subject have found that Sentiment is more than just an emotional indicator.