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Our VP, Creative Technology Director talks about how Karsh Hagan plans to traverse the digital unknown.

Recently, I attended the An Event Apart Conference (AEA) in Seattle, Washington.

From smart contacts to emotion-sensing technology, Lauren Curler, Account Director, blew our minds when she shared with us what technology will soon be available for brands to leverage.

It was 2001 and I was experiencing for the first time the spectacle known as CES (Consumer Electronics Show).

Today’s technology has provided us with the tools to determine, with pinpoint accuracy, who our users are and what they do online.

In the spirit of innovation and exploration, the creative technology team at Karsh Hagan embarked on a quest to create a voice-driven bot to learn more about how to apply the technology.

In digital advertising, technology is always top of mind.

You might know that Arrow is the largest company in the state of Colorado, employing more than 16,000 people. And you’ve likely heard something about them being a technology components and parts reseller. But you probably don’t know their real story—how they enable innovation that influences peoples’ lives around the world.

Like many marketing technology buzzwords, the omnichannel sounds cool, but it doesn’t really tell the whole story.

Mobile technology has been going through what some have dubbed the ‘Mobile Revolution,’ and it just turned on its after-burners.

Karsh Hagan’s Plan Ahead Team acknowledged that it was facing unprecedented times. The world was uncertain about what this “New Normal” looked like. So our active and bold “breakthrough” messaging, although very fitting to the CU Anschutz brand, needed to evolve to address our changing world.

In March, Karsh Hagan began pivoting its business to better help our clients and our creative team adapt to advertising in this rapidly changing new world. This eye-opening infographic shows just how much things have changed for all of us since COVID-19 started and what opportunities your business has to draw in conversion-ready consumers.