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IBM Smarter Planet Leadership Series – Memphis PD

No white paper can deliver a more compelling message than a first-hand testimonial from a passionate, knowledgeable spokesperson.

When IBM asked Centerline to create a video demonstrating the predictive power of IBM Smart Analytics to fight crime, we delivered a visceral experience to excite audiences, not just inform them.

Centerline worked closely with an engaging speaker from the police department, whose passion for the technology was contagious. We then elevated the speaker's message by combining his testimonial with layered visuals, skillful editing work and attractive graphic effects. The video successfully gave this technology a human face and sense of urgency, which enhanced IBM's core messaging without detracting from what's important.

Here, IBM technology is made more compelling by Centerline's focused approach of allowing the speaker to drive the story.

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IBM Smarter Computing Workload Simulator

Twitter | 04/08/2013

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Amazing #video by @CenterLine shows how @IBM_System_z changed the technological framework of the city Honolulu: http://t.co/22DmKu13Pd

Industry Insights | 04/05/2011

From IBM Leadership About CityOne

IBM's CityOne paved a new road in the serious game landscape. This video features IBM leadership as they discuss the development of the game and their strategy for helping to solve complex business problems.

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Lowe's Shop Class Video Series

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EATON Professor Wattson Animation Series

Industry Insights | 04/07/2011

On Games & Thought Leadership Marketing

Games take complex messages, break them into digestible chunks and then drop them into the center of user experience. Serious games can make seemingly complex B2B services explainable through a visual, visceral demonstration.

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