Gamification

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Gamification

Gamification is a global trend,

and we, as a technology company, are developing and occupying our area of this market, both in terms of deep understanding of this topic, and in terms of implementation and launches.

It should be clarified that gamification and the gaming industry cannot be equated. They overlap to a significant extent, but one is not equal to the other. The gaming industry is everything related to the creation and distribution of games as a product. That is, the area that we take on as a developers studio.

Gamification is engaged in turning ordinary routine or complex actions into a game. This is a global trend, with the general motto “Our whole life is a game”, which is used by many business areas — our potential customers.

If you carefully analyze virtual services, keeping in mind the trend towards gamification, you will discover a lot of examples of gamification implementation in completely different areas of life and business, such as language learning, navigation, office applications for employees and management, CRM systems, etc. There are already a lot of them, but there will be many more.

To increase efficiency and involvement in the process, people need to be shown that any task can be a game. Even banal routine house chores, training or work processes, with the right approach, can become an exciting game.

It is important for business owners to realize that gamification as a global trend is dictated primarily by the wishes of people. Consumers are more willing to purchase products and services from those companies that use elements of gamification in their business.

First of all, it is a tool for attracting a new audience to all projects and products.

It is a tool for expanding a community.

And the larger the community, the more interactions occur in it. And the more interactions occur, the more transactions of information and resources will be carried out.

Accordingly, a project, product or service that has integrated gamification solutions receives more attention and has a greater potential for capitalizing the efforts of business owners.

Potential, turnover and income are higher where there are more people. In this context, a game is not only an exciting, effective and potentially useful interaction of C2C, B2C and B2B types, but also the potential for increasing profits in any industry.

It is not only a way to implement fantastic ideas and the creative potential of their authors, but also a tool that will create a large number of new audiences for those working in absolutely any industry.

If we summarize all of the above, we can draw three conclusions.

First: each new client increases the potential of the business line.

Second: each new client who is passionate about your game becomes a member of the community and ecosystem of products and services that you are able to offer.

Third: each new member of the ecosystem significantly increases its value.

And if the community grows, the potential and value of interaction within it increases, the number of products and services integrated through gamification increases, then not only the potential income from all your activities increases, but also completely new horizons open up for the implementation and popularity of your ideas.