Marketing

If your company is considering hiring a marketing, communications or content strategy consultant, here are a few things you should consider before getting started.

The current uncertainty favors those marketers who embrace change, disruption and purpose while moving quickly. If ever there’s a time to question accepted wisdom, it’s now.

Times are weird and the great bulwark of commerce has shuddered to a halt. That doesn’t mean marketing stops. You don't unplug your clock to save time, do you? It does mean we get to take a fresh look at old ways of doing things.

The last few days have brought a Tsunami of emails from organizations who want you to know how concerned they are. Most ring hollow. Here are ways companies can lose customers (and employees) with one poorly crafted email.

Confusing times take clear communications. Here are eight ways leaders can shine in the darkest of times.

This is the second of a two-part exploration of how today’s architecture practices must transform to survive. Part One (in the 1Q 2019 issue of DesignIntelligence Quarterly) touched on many of the external factors impacting the industry and the need for developing new organizational models.

Read the first part of Thom’s two-part exploration of how today’s architecture practices must transform to survive. Part Two, which will be available shortly, focuses on issues related to people and culture.

What happens when the org chart becomes the point? Our Man in Marketing explains it all…with apologies to Graham Greene.