The following post was published on the Knowledge@Wharton website on December 5, 2012. Can work be fun? Is it possible for customers to have the same deep engagement with an organization's products or ...

Say you're zooming down the highway, when you spot one of those speed-limit enforcement cameras from the corner of your eye. You hit the brakes, but not before the ...

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Lots of people get confused by the term “gamification.” The “game” part of the dictionary-recognized word can be considered somewhat of a ...

Have you ever wondered how companies make their products and services more interesting and fun? Well, they use something called “gamification” in their marketing. But what exactly is gamification? In ...

Taking the rules of video games and applying them to everyday life was billed as the next big thing, something that would transform everything from dull office work to how we exercise. But can it ...

Gamification is like events on steroids. It gives attendees a sense of achievement, triggers strong emotions of happiness and excitement, and gives your event the much-needed engagement muscle. Want ...

Set achievable tagets: If you look at the success of campaigns like Malaria No More, or maybe even #stopkony, part of the appeal is that it is a concrete goal. Rather than asking for people to donate ...

Capturing the attention of customers is increasingly difficult. In the world of entertainment, specifically iGaming, a battle rages between competing providers. Attracting curiosity and gaining the ...

More companies are adopting gamification to improve engagement with both employees and customers. Learn why gamification is an evolution in management practices, how to get started and where career ...

When you visit LinkedIn, one of the most ominous features encouraging profile completion is the progress bar telling you that your profile has a long way to go before you’re complete. This very basic ...