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Unlocking the Power of Big Data, AI and Gamification: Our 2025 White Paper UpdateWe’re thrilled to announce the release of the updated version of our white paper on Big Data and Gamification, originally published in 2017. A lot has changed in the world of data, AI, and gamification since then—and this new edition reflects just how far we’ve come.Whether you’re a business leader, data strategist, gamification designer, or just curious about how these powerful forces intersect, this white paper is your essential guide to the future of engagement, productivity, and innovation.
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Our founder Pete Baikins was commissioned by 3radical to research the future of customer engagement, and particularly to find out how gamification can help, and is already helping, with driving brand loyalty and increasing sales.
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Pete Baikins
Pete Baikins is an international authority on gamification, a lifelong gamer, successful entrepreneur and a lecturer. As CEO of Gamification+ Ltd he mentors and trains companies world-wide on the use of gamification to solve business challenges. Gamification+ won the Board of Trade Award (an export award) from the UK's Department of International Trade in January 2019.
Pete is co-host of the health gamification podcast Health Points and is also Chair of Gamification Europe, the annual conference for Gamification practitioners.
Pete is an Honorary Ambassador for GamFed (International Gamification Confederation), having previously been the Chair from 2014 to February 2019, whose aim is to spread best practices within and support the gamification industry.
After 15 years as a Lecturer on gamification and entrepreneurship at the University of Brighton he now guest lectures on Gamification at King’s College London and at ESCP Europe at post-graduate and under-graduate levels.
Over the past 25 years Pete has built and sold two businesses. One was in security software and one was a telecoms and internet connectivity business.