There are a lot of benefits to face-to-face contact, so why isn’t there more buzz about getting together? “We think that because everything has gone digital, people don’t matter anymore,” said Marisa Kopec, VP-group director at SiriusDecisions. “You still have to enable a buying process that has handshakes and human interactions.” In a report published by SiriusDecisions, two categories […]
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At TriVision, we keep ourselves up -to-date with the latest techniques and trends in tech, especially when it comes to website development. We know that website design not only lends itself to a better overall experience for the user, but also gives our customer’s a leading edge over their competition. You should know by now
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One of the most-watched digital reports of the year is out! Mary Meeker’s Internet Trends shows just how much room mobile advertising has to grow. Every year, Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers releases a comprehensive breakdown of the internet landscape and how people use the web all over the world. Here are some things to keep
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TriVision was proud to attend yet another meeting of the Northern Virginia Technology Council’s Titans of Industry Breakfast Series as the Creative Marketing and Media Production Sponsor. This past Tuesday, members of the NVTC gathered at the Ritz Carlton in Tyson’s Corner to hear Frank Kendall, Undersecretary of Defense for Acquisition, Technology, and Logistics for
We all know that social media is growing more and more important for businesses to reach their target markets. In fact, last year social media became the primary platform in which consumers and influencers gained new information about products – eking out company websites for the very first time. So, how do you stay on
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Jerry’s Subs & Pizza is back at it with their latest commercial airing on major TV channels such as ESPN, NFL Networks, Fox Sports, and the Golf Channel throughout the DC Metro area. This is our third commercial production with Jerry’s and we’re very excited to finally be able to unveil the new work. Check out
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Washington, DC, April 29, 2015 – TriVision was a proud sponsor at Northern Virginia Technology Council’s fourth annual Destination Innovation, DC’s premier event which highlights the vibrant and rapidly growing technology community in the region. Held at The Washington Post building, Destination Innovation 2015 featured an exhibition of DC area’s growing technology firms, an “innovation competition”, networking and industry speakers. Tony Moraco,
Honoring DC’s Digital Media and Video Production Stars It was an evening filled with the beautiful and inspiring people of DC’s Metropolitan media production community gathering to celebrate the 2014 TIVA-DC Peer Awards at the National Press Club in Washington, D.C. Oscars- style. Hosted by America’s Funniest People winner and national comedian, Big Al Goodwin,
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We teamed up with the folks at Jerry’s Subs & Pizza once again for a third commercial production that, this round, features their delicious wings! Combined with bringing back talent from the first commercial and our growing familiarity with the Jerry’s team created a relaxed, fun on-set atmosphere and made the long day of production a
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Our very own Arsalan Lutfi was a panelist representing TriVision Studios at the Sounding the Bell: Opening the Market to Private Sector Investment in Afghanistan and Pakistanyesterday. The event, co-hosted by the USAID – US Agency for International Development and John Hopkins University, government leadership from both countries and subject matter experts discussed issues within the private sector in Afghanistan and Pakistan.
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