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Carl Fred Montz, 89, of Fort Wayne died Tuesday, Feb. 1, 2011 at Lutheran Hospital.
Born March 13, 1921 in Washington Township, he was a son of the late Floyd J. and Anna E. (Schneider) Montz.
He served in the Navy during World War II with his twin brother, the late Clark Montz, on board the Hermitage.
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Martha Lois Londt, 80, of Columbia City passed away Monday, Jan. 31, 2011 at 6:35 a.m. at Golden Years Retirement Home, Fort Wayne. Born June 22, 1930 in Albion, she was a daughter of Ernest Cramer and Nora Mae (Richards) Ray.
As a young girl, she attended Larwill School and completed her GED. On Dec. 16, 1978, she married Homer R. Londt in Columbia City. She was a lifetime Whitley County resident until she moved to Allen County in 2008. She worked as an inspector at Dana Weatherhead, Columbia City, where she retired with over 33 years service.
Elaine Marie Stanley, 82, of Columbia City, died at 11 p.m. Friday, Jan. 28, 2011 at The Oaks Living Center where she had been a resident since Dec. 21.
She was born March 8, 1929 in Cleveland, Ohio a daughter of Clarence and Renata (Buenzel) Spoerke. Her formative years were spent in Ohio. She graduated from high school in Canton.
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Treva Opal Rex, 104, of Ligonier, widow of Roy Rex, died Jan. 25, 2011 at her residence of natural causes. Born March 30, 1906, she was a daughter of Orson O. and Cora Belle (Gibson) Marshall.
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Construction Updates for the New City Hall Project
Construction Update: October 30, 2014
The structural steel is being finalized and the next series of concrete planks are due to be installed the first week of November. The next installation of concrete planks, which will form the ceiling of the future Council Chambers and floor for the second floor, will require staging the planks on semis along the left lane of Main Street. These changes to traffic patterns will be clearly marked and should only cause disruption for two-four days.
Utilities intended for under the concrete slab are being completed and it is anticipated that the concrete slab for the lower level of the City Hall will be poured the second week of November.
Background Information
There are several goals for the new City Hall. It will be a fully modern building, which utilizes modern systems, materials and technology. This new building will make a statement about our forward thinking and technology-based future. It is our goal to increase the green space and develop more efficient circulation and accessibility of the site. The existing Municipal Building has served as the City's main offices since 1967 with no major upgrades. While it will remain a beautiful historic building in downtown, it is in need of significant upgrades to meet current fire and building codes.
All of the services from the existing Community Development and Municipal Buildings will be combined into the new City Hall. Once the new construction is complete, the Community Development building will be removed, while the Municipal Building will remain.
Mather Architects, of Harrisonburg, completed the architectural and engineering services for this project and Nielsen Builders, of Harrisonburg, is the general contractor.
Public Parking
The construction site will temporarily shift some parking for the public. Free public parking is available at the following locations:
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Timeline of the Project
|Early 2014
|Completion of plan, design, and construction documents following public input.
|Spring 2014
|Advertise for construction bids.
|Summer 2014
|Award the construction bid and begin construction.
|Fall 2015
|Completion of construction and transition of staff into the new facility.
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The proposal awaiting the governor's signature has bipartisan support, despite doctors' opposition. Critics say it could deter expectant mothers from seeking help, or even encourage more abortions.
The FBI is saying that a 16-year-old boy is lucky to be alive after he hid in the wheel well of a flight from San Jose to Maui. Severe temperatures and low oxygen would make survival difficult. Investigators are examining the case.
The Boston Marathon is back, over one year since bombs rocked its finish line. NPR's Jeff Brady discusses the race, its heightened security and Meb Keflezighi, the first American to win it since 1983.
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AAJA urges caution in blaming South Korean culture for Asiana airline crash
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Christmas With Triplets After Losing Four Babies From Failed Ectopic Pregnancies
Christmas with triplets come after losing four babies due to bad pregnancies, but this is a huge miracle for one mom. This Christmas present came early after Anna Mitchell suffered from three ectopic pregnancies.
However, she finally gave birth to three babies after a successful IVF procedure. This is a family announced on Sunday that they will celebrate Christmas with triplets, with three little miracles named Summer, Joseph and Jacob. They certainly plan to make the most of it on Dec. 25.
After losing four babies, it's a time they will never forget. "We haven't bothered decorating our house for years, as there was just the two of us and no children to fill it," Anna, 30, from Mansfield, who lives with husband Nick, said. "But this Christmas we have three wonderful little reasons to decorate the house from top to toe with baubles, tinsel and lights."
"But there is one thing we won't forget – and that's mum, who made it all possible," she said.
The couple had been trying for a baby when Anna's mum, Nicola, discovered she had liver cancer. She lost her first baby through an ectopic pregnancy – where the baby develops in the fallopian tube instead of the womb – whilst her mum was in a hospice, before she died.
She lost her second baby, also through an ectopic pregnancy, in summer of 2010, and then lost her third baby in November 2010.
She was rushed into the operating theatre after losing her second baby and doctors removed her fallopian tube.
"It was life-threatening to me to lose these babies as each time my fallopian tube could have burst," she said. Doctors removed one of her fallopian tubes. "It was devastating, it was taking away some of the chance I would have to be a mum."
After losing her third baby she couldn't believe it. She had already lost three babies and was terrified she was never going to be a mother. The doctors broke the news to Anna that she would be unlikely ever to fall pregnant naturally. So the couple came to the decision to try IVF treatment, using the money that Anna had been left by her mother.
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The fearless little honey badger
Even when they're cute and fluffy, they're one of the most dangerous carnivores out there! This baby honey badger had an attitude on him that kept filmmaker, Kevin MacLaughlin, on his toes while he was taking footage of this young ratel in the Linyanti recently.
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Marware launches Free case contest
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Featuring a one acre tropical courtyard and an outdoor pool, this Santa Barbara hotel offers rooms with flat-screen cable TV. It is one mile from the Museum of Natural History.
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Free Wi-Fi and a daily continental breakfast are provided at this 100% non-smoking Santa Barbara hotel. The rooms feature a TV and a sitting area. Earl Warren Showgrounds are 1 mile away.
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Featuring free Wi-Fi, this motel is a 15-minute drive from the Santa Barbara Waterfront. A TV is available in each air-conditioned room at the Sunset Motel. Coffee-making facilities are provided.
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The Pacific Ocean is less than a 5-minute walk from this Santa Barbara property. Continental breakfast and free Wi-Fi are provided. A refrigerator is included in each room.
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In the main street of santa barbara...10 min far from the fisrt restaurant/shop... nice room and confortable. perfect for one or two night.
The staff was very nice, the hotel was clean and the bed was very comfortable. Every room has a balcony and the location is very good. It doesn't look like much when you arrive so we were pleasantly surprised.
I would love it if the room had little fridges.
Not much. Free wi-fi
Accommodations, layout, price paid.
Booking online was very easy and counter staff was great
No fridge and need bigger tubes
Great location, close to downtown. Very nice employees & comfortable bed w/good pillows. Bathroom was really small thou with no place for toiletreys...small sacrifice for a great location & good comfort.
small bathroom w/no counter space.
Rooms are a little bit dark and cold due to the brown colored wall. Bathrooms are refurbished. Staff have been very helpful and friendly. Avarage to good rating because its very near to Main Str. area, where everybody want's to be with a compareable
Felt insecure in the Base Level Rooms in near the backyard. Stuff changed room after complains.
Excellent service, especially Orlando at the front desk. Lovely king size bed and royal purple comforter. High beam ceilings. Wolfgang Puck coffee.
No cons for the room.
There was a construction near by and it was noise from 7:00 AM. I think in the summer is a nice place to stay, now it was a little bit deserted.
The place is new, nice and clean!!! The receptionists are really nice and helpfull they helped me out with all the many question i had and always did it with a smile... they really made me feel more than welcome!!! i already told them that in 1 or 2 years i'll be back!!! Santa Barbara is really pritty and it's worthy to go back there :D
a bit far from the beach, but there is the shuttle bus at 10min walking from the hotel and it cost only 50c of dollar
Bed was confortable, TV, good location.
Small bathroom, the hair dryer didn't work at all, some works ouside (pretty noisy the morning), not warm welcoming.
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No fridge in the room Construction next door Dryer was broken. A.C. wasn't cold enough.
motel was basic but had a fairly modern feel to it. We arrived late and left early so didn't have a long experience of the place. However, when we needed help in the morning trying to sort out some printouts that we needed that day, they couldn't do enough. It wasn't a straightforward 'press print' solution either. Very close to the interstate so good for the overnight stop off that we needed. Good coffee shop (the Daily Grind) two blocks down.
it was a bit pricey for room only - the motel we stayed in before was a little more basic but threw in a cereal and toast breakfast for $20 less a night. But I didn't see anything better for the money when I booked our Santa Barbara stay.
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A bit noisy location due to traffic . Construction noise next door is temporary.
Bed: very comfortable and slept well every night. Staff: friendly and helpful. Pool: clean and refreshing. Location: walking distance to a couple of restaurants, am/pm service station, laundromat and nice walk into the town or to St earns Wharf. Bathroom: loved the underfloor heating, especially in the middle of the night. No instant wakeup with cold tiles. Compact, but all one needs.
No negatives for me here.
The people were very nice. But the place needs a good cleaning n up date.
No fridge, no stopper for tub. Ants in the room and pillow were very hard. Could have been a lot cleaner!
Cheap for the price- free wifi
First room toilet didn't flush- however, another room was available.
Attitude of the staff, location and a building site outside my window active from 7.00am to 7.00pm every day. They refused to accept cancellation without penalty despite not declaring this on the site at time of booking. There are lots of alternatives around - pick one of them!
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The front desk personnel was very friendly and gave us a lot of information regarding places to check out while on vacation. The location of the hotel was great we were able to use public transportation and enjoy our little getaway without the hassle of driving.
I like everything. No complaints
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Room smelled strong of disinfectant. Enough to make you cough. Had to air the room. No electrical outlet for coffee pot. You had to move it to a nightstand. They demanded $100 damage deposit. It made me wonder what kind of people they had staying there. Water took a long time to heat up for a shower. No place to put cosmetics or eye contacts in bathroom.
The location as well as the quant nice rooms.
The constuction next door, which wasn't the fault of the establishment.
Excellent staff, very helpful. Comfortable, clean room.
No fridge in room.
I loved the mattress on my bed. I slept like a baby. It was the most comfortable bed I've ever slept in. If you get room 225, get the bed by the sliding glass door. You won't be sorry.
The other bed was terrible. My partner sunk into parts of the mattress it was so saggy. He didn't like it at all. The room was dark but it was clean. I never could get the office to answer their phone and had to finally go down there, but they were all very nice and helpful. The location was perfect. Close to everything.
the room was comfortable.
the pool was a bit ugly
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PADI App Encourages Students to Dive In
The Professional Association of Diving Instructors (PADI) has created a new way to immerse students in underwater exploration. From iOS or Android tablets, trainees can dive into the PADI Open Water Diver Touch folio, created with Adobe Digital Publishing Suite (DPS), to learn the latest techniques and safety information for scuba diving.
With student convenience in mind, PADI wanted to advance scuba training beyond its classroom, print, and online offerings. Creating an app seemed like a natural next step. People are spending more time with devices and a tablet app could still provide an engaging, interactive experience in areas without Wi-Fi access.
"We set out to invent the future of diver education," says Karl Shreeves, technical development executive for PADI Worldwide. "PADI Open Water Diver Touch is a fully interactive application that engages students with the materials. It combines the entertainment factor of video with the rich content of a book all rolled into one."
PADI develops its app and diver curriculum with a team of experts worldwide and uses a performance-based approach—including integration with a learning management system (LMS)—that only allows students to progress once they have demonstrated mastery of certain requirements.
In fact, the organization's content and instructional design teams collaborated with a design team to create an uncompromising, self-paced experience for learners. The beauty of DPS is that creative staff at PADI were able to produce the app without expensive or time-consuming software development resources. The resulting app offers interactive videos, eye-catching illustrations, quizzes, and a picture gallery navigable through gestures—all in an integrated form that engages students. Push notifications within the app let users know when an updated version is available.
One reason PADI chose DPS is built-in analytics dashboards that help the organization learn how users navigate the app. The ease and speed of folio production in DPS is also paving the way for a series of interactive digital training publications from PADI, including an interactive publication for scuba gear specialists and another for former divers who want to return to the water.
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November 7, 2014
Ennead Architects Uses Adobe DPS to Break New Ground in Architecture Communication
There's much more to architecture than designing and constructing buildings. Design is the core of any project, and compelling visual communications can make or break it. Ennead Architects – a leading firm that has completed notable projects such as the Clinton Presidential Center, Rose Center for Earth and Space at the American Museum of Natural History and Natural History Museum of Utah, and many others – has taken this to heart.
Today, Ennead is innovating not only with its architectural designs, but also in how it's helping clients communicate with stakeholders with vested interests. Using Adobe Digital Publishing Suite (DPS), Ennead created an app for the new Robert B. Rowling Hall at the McCombs School of Business at the University of Texas (UT) at Austin, set to open in 2017. The app is a leading example of how firms in the architecture, engineering and construction industry can transform their client communications.
The app allows users to scroll through design plans, view floor-by-floor information, track the progress of construction, and more. Designed by Ennead Architects and Jacobs Engineering, the new building will help physically bridge Austin's downtown scene with the UT Austin campus. In addition, its location on the northeast corner of Martin Luther King Boulevard and Guadalupe Street will encourage local involvement and information exchange with the community.
For the McCombs School, the app has taken communication about the project to the broader community and brought excitement to new levels. Equally important, it has added another dimension to the already successful collaboration between Ennead and its client. McCombs sees the value of working with a firm that helps to create a vision for a major facility and then delivers a way to explain the process, communicate the vision and provides tools to help raise money for it.
"Architecture has always been about inventiveness, and we created an interactive app to help UT express its vision and mission in a very tangible and visual way," says Alex O'Briant, associate partner at Ennead Architects.
The app, developed in-house in roughly two months by Ennead designers Aleks Dawson and Margarita Calero with valuable input from UT, has received a lot of attention and interest – it's even being used at the groundbreaking ceremony on November 7, 2014, to build enthusiasm for the kick-off of the construction phase. With beautiful renderings, as well as animations and audio, the app is proving to be a successful way to engage multiple constituents, including donors. Sustaining momentum for fundraising is an especially important factor now, because UT's development efforts have gone beyond focusing on single, larger donors to reaching a broader audience of contributors.
"Rowling Hall wouldn't be a reality without engaged alumni, corporate sponsors, students and parents," says Eric Hirst, Dean of Graduate Programs at the McCombs School. "Reaching these audiences and telling our story in compelling and varied ways is a top priority. The iPad app is one of the best possible ways to invite audiences into the fascinating details of the project." Having broken new ground with its first DPS app, Ennead Architects wants to tap the potential for future apps. Working with public and institutional clients who have a variety of stakeholders, Ennead sees DPS apps as powerful communication tools that can make a genuine difference and help clients show and tell the world about their new building projects.
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November 4, 2014
Canada's Postmedia Newspaper Chain Launches Second Daily with DPS
Postmedia is Canada's largest publisher of paid English-language daily newspapers and publishes ten titles that represent some of the country's oldest and best known media brands. They've been hard at work developing a thoroughly modern publishing strategy built on a sophisticated, multi-platform approach to delivering the news. So, in addition to their daily printed papers, Postmedia is also bringing utility-oriented smartphone apps, mobile optimized websites and, most recently, immersive and interactive iPad editions built on DPS to their readers.
The Ottawa Citizen and the Montreal Gazette (the oldest newspaper in North America) are the first two titles within the Postmedia family to offer readers an evening news magazine that delivers an informative, entertaining and interactive news experience on iPad. These iPad editions come out at 6pm, long after the daily paper has been delivered, and provide readers with a fully differentiated content experience that brings a fresh creative approach to news, entertainment and analysis that illustrates and illuminates the top stories of the day. In addition to compelling editorial content, these titles are also delivering innovative, interactive advertising designed to grab and hold the readers attention like the Chrysler ad below.
To help inform their new content distribution strategy, Postmedia surveyed 17,000 people across Canada and was able to confirm which medium readers in a given age range prefer and what kind of information they want to consume on those mediums. Here are the most popular communication vehicles by age range.
- Smartphone users, age 18-34
- Tablet users, age 35-49
- Print readers, age 50-64
- Web users, age 18 and up
Postmedia was also able to validate that, while certain age groups gravitate toward specific mediums, no single platform dominates the mix, they all need to coexist and work together. According to an article on Poynter.org, Postmedia's senior vice president for content, Lou Clancy, recently said "There are very different characteristics for each platform, but there is a line of continuity." Much of that continuity comes from the design of the products, as Mario Garcia has blogged. The goal: experiences that are separate but complementary.
In order to offer a top notch iPad experience to their readers, Postmedia determined that it was critical to capitalize on the strengths and efficiencies of their central team based in Toronto and their local teams in Montreal and Ottawa. First, they decided to centralize the pagination, page layout and fonts so that each city's iPad edition would offer readers a consistent experience that could be produced quickly each day. Then, they assigned the central team the responsibility of providing the national and international stories each day, while the local teams were in charge of integrating community news and then pushing the app live. This model has proven to be very effective. Recently, Postmedia was able to leverage their evening iPad edition in both Ottawa and Montreal (whose iPad app had only been live for two days) to deliver in-depth, day-of coverage of the tragic Canadian shooting as Canadians and the world were waiting anxiously for updates. Excellent performance from a team working under extraordinary circumstances.
Be sure to check out the iPad editions of the Ottawa Citizen and the Montreal Gazette.
October 29, 2014
DPS App Comes Pre-Installed on New AARP RealPad Tablet
AARP just announced big news — they have designed a new tablet specifically for consumers over 50. Working closely with Intel and Walmart, AARP developed the RealPad to fill a market need that no other device manufacturer has addressed — providing an affordable, easy experience for tech shy consumers who have been refraining from participating in the tablet revolution. Right out of the box, the RealPad makes it easy to locate and dive into what the user wants, thanks to brighter graphics and large icons, as well as direct access to social networking sites like Facebook, video games, movies, books and more.
The RealPad also comes preloaded with the DPS-built AARP app that contains their two flagship titles–AARP The Magazine and AARP Bulletin. By using the DPS native Android viewer, the team at AARP was able to repurpose much of their iPad-produced content and push to the Android platform without having to redesign for their new device. So, readers accessing The Magazine and Bulletin on the RealPad will experience the same immersive, interactive content that AARP has consistently delivered on the iPad. To further maximize on efficiencies, AARP also delivered this app to Google Play which required no additional work, but provides them with even more extensive access to the millions of existing and potential members.
A big congratulations to AARP for delivering the new RealPad.
Watch the story of how AARP got started with Adobe Digital Publishing Suite.
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October 13, 2014
Customers are the Most Important Asset
The financial services industry is notorious for fiercely competing for customers. Leading investment research firm Morningstar knows this, and is developing new ways to care for its most valuable assets.
Morningstar is investing in customer retention and satisfaction by standardizing on Adobe Digital Publishing Suite. Originally, the company developed a native iPad app version of its newsletter StockInvestor to capitalize on investors' increasing use of tablet devices. But Morningstar quickly realized ongoing maintenance of a custom app required extensive development time and effort.
"Adobe Digital Publishing Suite allows us to incorporate video and multiple live data feeds, something that was not easy when we were producing our native mobile app," says Christopher Cantore, Morningstar design manager. "Even more importantly, Adobe Digital Publishing Suite supports an initiative to move to market more quickly and standardize design wherever possible."
Since migrating to Adobe Digital Publishing Suite, Morningstar has been able to integrate its print and design processes and launch a new app, DividendInvestor, without adding staff. Plus, customer engagement is at an all-time high, reaching 99% of all self-identified subscribers with iPads.
Read the full success story.
October 8, 2014
Citygram Austin to Speak at Advertising Production Club of NYC's Mobile Mayhem
The Advertising Production Club of New York is hosting Mobile Mayhem, an inspiring and educational event on October 16 from 5:30-8:30pm at the Parsons School of Design in NYC. Whether you're a student, early in your career or a veteran in the advertising industry, this is a great opportunity to get a look at the future of mobile through the eyes and minds of industry professionals from Google, Drawbridge, Viacom, AKQA, and of course, Adobe.
One of the evening's guest speakers is Chris Perez, Publisher of CityGram Austin, a digital-only city magazine built on Adobe DPS that brings the dining, art, design and people of Austin to life. Chris will share his inspiring story of leaving the comfort of a job at IBM to fulfill his creative dream of single-handedly starting a magazine that, in under two years, is receiving accolades like "…feels so much younger and more energetic than the typical city/regional magazine…would easily be mistaken for a commercial release from a big name publisher," from Talking New Media. And "Citygram fights to dismantle the deficits caused by a print-minded industry," from the Daily Texan, plus "…a fully interactive iPhone and iPad app (a beautiful one, we might add)," from Zagat.
Whether you're coming from the classroom, a small start-up environment or a large company, be prepared to be motivated by Chris' story and how his innovative advertising strategy has delivered substantial income and is the primary source of revenue for his business. Chris will share his method for pitching new clients and how he uses metrics to validate the importance of mobile platforms. Plus, he'll talk about his process for building ads from the ground up that deliver a fully bespoke, interactive experience and seamlessly integrate with the aesthetic of his magazine while staying true to his clients' brands.
If you're in NYC on October 16, don't miss it.
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August 7, 2014
Transform Employee Onboarding with Adobe DPS
New employees are often faced with an endless list of tasks at job orientation. Sony Latin America and agency JWT/Casa completely transformed their onboarding experience by producing an app created with Adobe Digital Publishing Suite (DPS) that engages the digital generation. Employees can discover the story of Sony through high-def video, explore company values through interactive content, and understand their roles through dynamic org charts — putting everything they need to succeed right at their fingertips.
"Sony saw an opportunity. To bring all of their content together and consolidate it into a really cool experience that would prove that they were thinking forward in terms of how they wanted to engage their new employees. It's an example of how a company is totally transforming its processes, and thinking outside of the box." – Douglas Fajardo, CEO, JWT/Casa
Why We Love This App:
- Showcases Sony Latin America's innovation, a key priority for the company and the employees they hire.
- Engages the digital generation in their own language and saves time and money in the onboarding process.
- Provides a central library and learning resource employees can access throughout their careers.
- Increases interactivity and engagement and maximizes retention of information.
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Learn how Adobe DPS can streamline your company's on boarding process here, contact us here, or by phone at 800-945-9131 for more information.
July 31, 2014
Rémy Cointreau: Entice, Exchange, Enhance
Mobile is the new now.
The sales team at spirits distiller Rémy Cointreau is using Adobe Digital Publishing Suite (DPS) to transform their sales efforts. Gone are the bulky laptops and leave-behind printouts that clutter a bar environment. Sales representatives now present to potential clients with the Rémy Cointreau tablet app– letting mixologists explore stunning videos and interactive features on the tablet as the discussion evolves.
The portfolio of Rémy Cointreau as a company can now come to life right at customers' fingertips. Alexandre Page-Relo, Chief Technology Officer at Rémy Cointreau said, "We realized it's the 21st century. Let's make something that's enticing, that triggers conversation so we can exchange, instead of just talking."
Why We Love This App:
- It's two apps in one: landscape mode for client-facing presentations and portrait mode with presentation notes for sales training.
- Real-life demonstrations and cocktail measurements are made possible by a built-in calculator.
- Integrates social media and existing CRM, and provides constant connectivity to the greater global sales network.
- Provides a single digital library of sales and marketing materials, saving money and time.
"There is great simplicity in Rémy Cointreau's idea to train sales teams and engage customers with a single tool. Reps can prep for customer meetings with notated versions of the materials they will be using to prompt customer conversations. One app, 2 purposes, built with the help of Adobe Digital Publishing Suite." – Linda Page, Sr. Director WWFO Enablement, Adobe.
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July 24, 2014
Sotheby's International Realty: Driving ROI with Sales Enablement App
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The real estate world is constantly evolving, and the Sotheby's International Realty brand needed a sales solution that could keep pace. Using Adobe Digital Publishing Suite (DPS), the company created the Anthology app. The app lets both sales associates and customers interact with the brand. Now, over 15,000 Sotheby's International Realty associates have every marketing tool they need to present, sell, and win listings. And customers all over the world can browse listings and immerse themselves in the luxury that Sotheby's International Realty is known for.
Why We Love This App:
- The app can be updated quickly. Content can be published and distributed around the world in real time, saving time and money over reprinting materials.
- The rich, beautiful imagery within the app showcases the luxury of Sotheby's International Realty.
- This app serves two unique audiences. The internal version offers materials to help associates enable sales, and the public version delivers an engaging customer experience.
- Users enjoy a globally consistent client experience, regardless of location.
"Our sales associates want tools that are accessible, relevant, and timely. By using the Anthology iPad app created with Adobe Digital Publishing Suite, they can clearly and consistently articulate to their clients the latest benefits of listing properties with our global network." – Wendy Purvey, CMO of Sotheby's International Realty Affiliates LLC.
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July 17, 2014
Audi: Ahead of the Curve
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The Audi library app transforms the traditional vehicle showroom into an immersive digital world. Created with Adobe Digital Publishing Suite (DPS) and optimized for tablet, the app lets audiences browse and interact with their dream vehicles in ways only mobile can offer.
Fold down the seats in a tap, uncover an interior with a swipe. It's like getting behind the wheel — right from a tablet. Beyond the showroom, customers can further explore the brand, gain access to Audi innovations, and view editions of the Audi magazine.
Why We Love This App:
- High-res vehicle imagery and a tactile interface creates the stunning experience customers expect from Audi.
- Content is available offline, allowing customers to interact with their dream car whenever, wherever.
- Audi can re-purpose existing content and make quick updates, saving money and effort.
See it for yourself! Download the app here:
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July 11, 2014
Buffalo Bills Touch App Changes the Game
There's nothing football fans love more than the excitement of game day. To make it even better, the creative team at Buffalo Bills built an app called Buffalo Bills Touch that brings all of the enthusiasm from the stands to the fans at home, as well as enhancing the in-stadium fan experience! Developed in-house using Adobe Digital Publishing Suite (DPS), the app features behind-the-scenes player videos, up-to-the-minute stats, live game-day streaming, and immersive multimedia experiences as exhilarating as what's happening on the field.
"We went digital because we want our fans to have the opportunity to always have their finger on the pulse of the Buffalo Bills," said Bryan Matthews, Creative Director of the Buffalo Bills.
Why we love this app:
- Extends the game-day experience and engages the fan community all over the world
- Promotes a dialog between fans and the team via integration with Twitter and Instagram.
- Alerts fans mid-week to get them excited about upcoming games using in-app push notifications.
- Delivers a new way to engage with the franchise, creating a more robust brand experience.
- Connects in-seat, at-home and online experiences.
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June 9, 2014
Watch sessions and videos from Digital Publishing Symposium 2014
This year's Digital Publishing Symposium was jam-packed with stories of how marketing leaders and visionaries are transforming their businesses around mobile and engaging with customers and employees through apps. Industry-leading brands and companies – including Pacific Life Insurance, Express, Rémy Cointreau, University of Alabama, and more – shared stories of how they're using Adobe DPS to enhance sales enablement, engage more of their target audience and advance their approach to storytelling.
If you were unable to attend this year's event, you can still get access to expert strategies and insights from industry leaders.
Visit the Digital Publishing Symposium site to access videos and presentations for the sessions.
June 5, 2014
Small Aviation Publisher Goes All Digital and Sees Business Soar
Much like the aviation industry it covers, P1 Digital Media has changed dramatically with technological innovations of recent years. Formerly the publisher of a newspaper that was hand-delivered to each registered airplane owner in the United Kingdom, P1 now uses Adobe DPS to publish two highly interactive iPad apps, P1 Aviation Magazine and LOOP Aviation Magazine, that extend P1's influence to aviation enthusiasts worldwide.
"When the iPad was launched we knew that we had the platform to innovate and change the way our business behaved and reach a global audience that we knew was out there," says Sam Spurdens, director, P1 Digital Media. "Adobe Digital Publishing Suite makes publishing fun again. It's not just about words, pictures, and captions, it's about creating a holistic publishing model that's there to entertain people with audio, video, and pictures. It's about entertainment."
Since launching the apps, P1 has seen revenue grow 74% year over year through increased revenue from advertisements that blend seamlessly into interactive editorial content. Using the analytics capabilities in Adobe Digital Publishing Suite, P1 discovered that readers spend an average of 77 seconds with ads. Ad content has resonated so strongly with readers that even early app issues from 2011 continue to draw noteworthy engagement levels.
To date, P1 Digital Media has seen more than 84,000 app downloads across its portfolio, which is twice the size of its former print database. Global readership has grown an impressive 700% since moving to digital editions with DPS, with 41% of subscribers based in North America.
Learn More
- Read the case story: P1 Digital Media, taking flight with digital publishing
- Watch the Video on Adobe TV: Loop Media Resurrects Publishing Business with DPS
- Download P1 Aviation Magazine
- Download LOOP Aviation Magazine
June 4, 2014
New video: Lord, Abbett & Co.
Investment firms are known for making smart, sound business decisions. So when Lord Abbett decided to revamp its digital presence, they searched for the option that would yield the greatest return on their investment. What solution would allow them to maximize the reach of published content using new, immersive mobile channels and incorporate a versatile, cutting-edge content management system?
After assessing various solutions, Lord Abbett selected Adobe Experience Manager for content management and Adobe Digital Publishing Suite for creating digital apps that engage customers on devices. With the integration of DPS and Experience Manager, the firm already possessed the knowledge and tools they needed to take their dynamic digital presence to the next level. Using the integrated solution, they used marketing staff to repurpose content from Experience Manager into a DPS-produced app. As a result, the firm's publication, Lord Abbett Perspectives, provides the financial world with timely economic updates and investment insights.
After implementation of the integrated solution, Lord Abbett saw immediate, positive results. They were able to publish their app using in-house staff, eliminating costly custom development cycles and accelerating normal production time by 50%. By keeping things close to home, they could make faster changes and additional updates to the app. Previously, the company published its previous app on a quarterly basis. Using DPS and Experience Manager, they are able to publish now on a monthly basis and engage with customers more often.
By using Adobe Digital Publishing Suite and Adobe Experience Manager, Lord Abbett has been able to leverage its creative assets across channels and deliver engaging experiences to its customers.
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April 4, 2014
El Camino Hospital Uses DPS to Strengthen Community Connections With Health Beat App
Organizations located in the heart of the Silicon Valley are often early adopters of the innovative technologies that surround them. El Camino Hospital, known as the Hospital of Silicon Valley, mirrors the tech-savvy community it serves by offering state-of-the-art technologies and highly skilled staff dedicated to the well-being of local residents.
The hospital has always strived to maintain a close connection with the surrounding community. The El Camino Hospital Health Beat app, created with Digital Publishing Suite (DPS), helps fulfill that mission by providing the latest information on medical advances, wellness advice and hospital services.
The app was produced with the DPS platform and created by Adobe partner Diablo Custom Publishing (DCP). The DPS platform was chosen because it provided the DCP designers with the ability to leverage existing workflows and assets. Content created for Health Beat's print edition has been infused with interactivity, like slide shows and helpful videos, to keep readers engaged and informed.
"Adobe DPS enables the ability to create an engaging Health Beat tablet publication that fits our needs and budget," says Chris Ernst, marketing and corporate communications at El Camino Hospital. "Plus, we can include more content in the app than what fits in the print version. So it's not just a repurposing of the same content; it's an enhancement of the print edition."
In addition to providing readers with healthy living tips, the Health Beat app is positioned to be a key tool for El Camino Hospital's continued outreach to its community. The interactive content found in the app will be promoted across the hospital's social channels and website.
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Using same-day diaries from 394 older couples in the Panel Study of Income Dynamics (PSID), this paper develops and explores several new measures of diary quality. Two overarching questions are explored: 1) How do diary quality measures reflecting the data collection process enhance understanding of time use in later life? and 2) How well do same-day diaries from couples match up in terms of husbands' and wives' reports of time spent (actively engaged) together? We found a summary measure of diary quality indicated only 13.8% of diaries were lower quality. Lower quality diaries were more likely to be obtained from older adults (ages 70+ vs. 50-69) and first (vs. second) interviews. Joint activities from diaries of lower quality were less likely than those from higher quality diaries to be matched to an activity on a spouse's same-day diary. However, such a measure did not predict time spent in common activities nor did its inclusion have any effect on predictors of time use. We also found that among activities described as joint by at least one respondent, up to 76% had a matching record in the spouse's diary. The quality of matches appeared to be quite good, with the majority of matched activities having overlapping times reported by spouses and being described as joint by both spouses. Very similar estimates of joint time were reported by husbands and wives (about 5-5 ½ hours). Implications of findings for future methodological and substantive investigations are discussed.
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