Gamification blog, by GamEffective, a Performance Gamification Company
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June was full of fascinating articles about gamification from all over the internet. From transport systems to cybersecurity to learning, gamification is really playing a […]
People all over the world are all of a sudden extremely excited to take their dog for a walk, ride their bike or go to […]
GamEffective, a leader in Workforce Performance Management, announced today that it has raised $7 M in funding. The round was led by Jerusalem Venture Partners […]
“Next Best Action” sounds pretty mysterious, yet it is one of the core features we use in our gamification platform. Today, we use it to […]
As always, we’re scouring the internet to find the most interesting and forward thinking pieces about gamification. Zombies to the rescue The Association for Talent […]
GamEffective, a leading workforce performance gamification company, announced today it has been recognized as one of four “Cool Vendors in Human Capital Management, 2016” by […]
They say patience is a virtue, but most of us aren’t that patient. Fortunately, we live in the age of instant gratification. In fact, this […]
We are all familiar with the ‘KPI’. It’s the way our productivity gets measured, the way we state our goals and when we want to […]
If you’ve been reading my blog for a while, you’ll know that I always speak about principles that are important to gamification – to make […]
Some global organizations have large scale innovation initiatives; their aim is to involve employees in grass-roots innovation activities, driving them to identify questions that require […]
We’re proud to announce we’ve been awarded “Top Employee Gamification Solution” at Citi’s Smarter Worklife Challenge. What is the challenge? Let’s quote from this blog from […]
Earlier this month, Deloitte published its Global Human Capital Trends report for 2016. It’s a great read – you can download it here. Called “different […]
