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AMWAY
/ Nutrilite Vitamins
Purpose: Development of e-learning course providing virtual access to the entire complex of agricultural, lab and production facilities, with integrated study activities and section quizzes. This interactive tour was developed for sales personnel, to provide them with in-depth information about the company, its high production standards, and competitive benefits. The project was designed as an interactive quest over the entire production cycle: from growing to harvesting and extraction, through testing to tableting and packaging. Video spots and directional sound technologies were utilized to enhance the immersion of the learning process.
Benefits: Access to company facilities for a vast amount of its sales people, instead of a select few as was the case before.
Reported better product knowledge, increased sales figures, and connection to the company values and goals. Increased time spent on active learning and high satisfaction with this tool indicated via the feedback system.
Awards:Grand Prix, National Advertising Festival IDEA (Moscow, Russia)
The tour is structured in accordance with the actual tour
available for a very few select employees who are awarded
a trip to Nutrilite HQ in Los Angeles.
Online version also includes the tour of the production facilities,
normally off-limits to anyone, but those who work there;
and it is guided by the most legendary people of the company.
Contents menu in the top right corner helps to navigate and
track successful completion of the chapters.
In each scene one is to locate two types of icons before proceeding
further:
(i) - information hotspots that contain useful data on the
company philosophy and manufacturing practices.
(leaf) - quiz questions that verify understanding of the subjects
touched upon in the current chapter.
Company information is provided in various forms: text, images,
animations, video materials, - to keep the learning process
interactive and fun.
To proceed to the next chapter employees must answer the quiz
questions correctly.
In this demo version however, we have lifted the restrictions
and registrations, so you could explore the tour in its entirety
without having to provide correct answers for each quiz.
The tour takes you to the place where the company was born,
to the house where Carl Rehnborg has created the first multi-vitamin
blend in the US.
Nutrilite preserved the interiors of the first lab and living
quarters. Many of the objects from those times are still there
where they originally belonged to.
Click and explore the world of the first multi-vitamin lab
in the US and the original tools involved in vitamins manufacturing:
from scythe to the tablet press.
The tour goes on through the fields of organic ingredients
to the harvesting facilities.
Several chapters take you to the production process. These
are the special paces off limits to most of the public.
Everything is medical-grade here and everyone in the production
are completely suited up: from shoe-covers to masks and hair
caps.
Employees learn about the custom-built equipment, get more
"mass" and more understanding of what goes into
the production process and what makes their products so unique.
From blending and tableting... to drying, coating, and packaging.
The tour also demonstrates rigorous tests that each batch
of product is subjected to, to ensure only the highest quality
vitamin supplements are packaged under Nutrilite brand.
Packaging facility with 10+ conveyor belts working non-stop
to fulfill orders for different countries gives a sense of
international outreach and the scale of the Nutrilite operation.
State-of-the-art product testing laboratories complex is equipped
with some of the most advanced scientific analysis tools available
on this planet, including the 6,000 C plasma spectrometer.
Over 15,000 tests are being conducted here monthly to ensure
only quality ingredients are used.
At the end of the tour, if you have completed all the quizes
and scored 80%+ you get a chance to visit Dr.Rehnborg's office
and ask the founder's son some questions about the company
and his vision for it.
*To get there click NEXT-> in the bottom-right corner at
Scene #22.
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MACY's
2011 Spring Virtual Prototype Store
In Spring 2012, we enhanced Macy’s virtual prototype
store by utilizing several advancements
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tour technologies.
The tour consisted of three floors to explore, with interactive
virtual walkthroughs and details on each floor.
Similar to our other tours, the Macy’s virtual prototype
store was a very intense visual merchandising project that
we managed to accomplish in only two weeks.
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Our WOW Tours team members are
tirelessly working to further develop and perfect our unique
virtual tour technologies. Some of our currently available
features include:
Interactive elements within
each panoramic scene
Audio, animation and video effects
on "mouse-overs"
Directional soundtracks (The
sound fades away as you turn your back to the sound source
and becomes louder as you face it)
High-quality zoom (Images
do not get blurry when you zoom in; rather, they stay sharp
and clear)
Interactive maps with directional
indication of your current viewing angle
Browseable tour scenes (Feel
free to walk the entire tour as if it were a computer game)
Sophisticated navigation menus,
including an intro with registration and feedback options;
Amazing degree of interaction
between the project and customers.
* Unlike video tours that force-feed visitors and cause
you to loose interaction with your potential customers,
the best virtual tours - our WOW
Tours keep them engaged.
Our projects show a much higher retention value. The visitors
explore your project at their own pace, often spending 30+
minutes on your site and enjoying the process.
Ability to easily update.
Best virtual tour service
and interactive
e-learning technology on this planet.
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