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| Situation. Managing the back office of any company is complicated, and all too often, the software used to help things like inventory, accounting and operations can be equally complex. Enter Microsoft Dynamics: the easy-to-use software developed to help companies manage all of that incredible detail. |
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| Mission. Our role at Little & Company was to help prospects engage with this very serious, credible brand in a fun, more emotional way — while promoting Microsoft’s inventive software as an easy office tool. |
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| Game time. We created an online game that played up the sheer ease of Microsoft Dynamics by illustrating fun and absurd episodes in a typical office setting. Players negotiate file cabinets of doom, coffee zombies and even alligators as they gather information that would be easily at their fingertips if their business used Microsoft Dynamics. With a playful tone sure to make one smile, the game’s illustrative style pays homage to video games of the ’70s and ’80s and hopes to bring a few minutes of levity to the harried office environment. |
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| Go ahead and try out the game, right now. Opens in a pop-up window |
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| Score. “Thanks to Microsoft Dynamics, the office is boring no more.” — Viet Do, Associate Creative Director, Little & Company (and creator of the game!) |
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