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@fortelabs Start with the needs @fortelabs. Support, aesthetics, mobility, color, texture, suffering from any particular thing? Knees/ upper back... what is good for someone might not be good for you.
Trump suggests that other world leaders are whispering to him how great he's doing handling the pandemic, which is a funny thing to claim when he is objectively handing it the worst on the face of the earth.
The #lockdown2020 is changing #consumerbehaviour and accelerating the #platforms revolution. Will we be seeing incumbents with industrial models catching up?
https://t.co/LnqD5WPU1P https://t.co/qFuLmstUtc
How do we communicate and interact beyond markets? How's the interplay between institutions and networks going to play out in the world as open networks take over existing institutions in their capacity for sense-making?
I explore this with @johnrobb: https://t.co/8CIno46RDG
The #coronavirus effect will be devastating for more than half a billion people (@oxfamgb). We are still stuck in industrial structures. NGOs, Institutions, citizens and the private sector need to collaborate more and think and act #ecosystemically to solve this crisis.
@fortelabs A logo is not your brand. My impression is that what you might be looking for is not only a secondary color but a visual language that reinforces your brand and that delivers the experience.
I don’t think the answer relies only on a Pantone reference.
A memorial service for our friend, mentor and colleague, Clayton Christensen, will be held on March 13th at 2 pm, at Harvard Business School. All are welcome to attend. https://t.co/QzkwKK59lk
@NFX@JamesCurrier Naming is a core nugget of brand that condenses meaning around brand purpose. But naming can be surpassed by what the it represents in people’s head. In a nutshell naming is the beholder the meaning you create in the relationship with your stakeholders.