A design consultancy needs a framework and process for creating understanding and value. This is ours. We use it to address the current vacuum of Knowledge at the intersection of Business, Internet Technology, and Culture. What good is Problem Solving if you don't first understand what the problem means?
This was our initial question regarding a concept we call DOMcasting, a not-so-clever term used to describe an html two-way broadcasting technology. DOM, or Document Object Model, is meant to be an obvious reference to the display of the html/xml/xhtml within the browser. Broadcasting is a reference to the location of our data/content, as well as a temporal reference.
Roughly three years ago we discovered an increasingly prominent trend in our experience with clients - generally speaking they were in a noticeable state of panic regarding all things Internet. Frustrated panic, to be exact. And any service we attempted to offer was simply like adding gasoline to a bonfire. It made for a good show but didn't really leave clients in any significant state of assurance.
The history of WOLVERINE begins with a company called OYOAHA, which was founded in France in 1998 by Philippe Blanc: an academically trained fine artist who—through exploring the collision of computer technology and culture— became fascinated with the potential of software development.
Black Tonic is a software as a service solution that provides the simplest means of managing and delivering presentations on the fly. In a nutshell, Black Tonic allows individuals to dynamically control content on a web page in real-time by synchronizing browsers.
About DOMcasting technology: FLOW
