Over the Christmas holidays I spent 5 days in Las Vegas visiting friends and ring in the new year in the city that never sleeps. Over the years Las Vegas continues to transform itself to keep itself relevant from the original sin city and gambling capital to the modern convention/vacation destination.
I spent new year’s eve with 320,000 visitors which is an impressive number by any standards, plus I managed to do some shopping and visiting a few attractions between visiting friends.
I thought I’d share my observations on how Las Vegas continues to delight visitors in a series of blogs and what retailers can learn from it.
Today’s I’d like to focus on the use of video technology for customers in Las Vegas
One of the first impression when you walk in is that it doesn’t look like a video screen but backlit wall panels. Only when the images start moving do you realize it is a video wall. As you can see from the video Read More »
One of the many challenges retailers face today is how to differentiate from the competition in areas that would be considered generic or less attractive to new generation of shoppers.
Take the example of classical piano and instrumental music. In the age of MMORPG, Reality Television and MTV, how does a piano store in the small town of St. George, Utah and a bunch of musicians gain relevance and end up on CBS News.com and videos on YouTube with 23 million views?
Cello Wars (Star Wars Parody) Lightsaber Duel -- Steven Sharp Nelson
Pirates of the Caribbean -- Incredible Piano Solo of Jarrod Radnich Filmed by ThePianoGuys
