Why your content strategy needs brand infographics
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Corporate design 101: How three leading brands cement their business identity
When it comes to corporate design terminologies, how clued up are you on your definitions? Does it really matter if you can’t differentiate between corporate identity and brand image, or if you struggle to clarify your brand’s positioning from its values? The answer is yes.
How to build and organize a global brand strategy
Global brands are the businesses recognized all around the world – Facebook, Pepsi, Mercedes-Benz, Apple, Chanel, Netflix and Rolex, to name just a few.
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FAQ: What every consultancy needs to know about Templafy
Best practices are at the core of consultancy firms, who share their expertise every day to make other companies more efficient. This expertise has been built up over decades of hard work and is the main reason why they are so successful.
Acquisitions, awards and big wins: Templafy’s 2019 review
From being named one of Denmark’s hottest scale-ups to announcing a major international award, increasing our headcount by 42% to securing innovative new funding, 2019 has been a defining year for Templafy.
Press Release: Templafy’s Elena Nazzi one of top 50 women in tech
Elena’s recognition reflects Templafy’s dedication to meeting the needs of its rapidly growing user base.
Artificial intelligence in the workplace
Speaking to CBS News earlier this year, Artificial Intelligence (AI) expert Kai Fu Lee aired a terrifying prediction for Artificial Intelligence in the workplace. In the next 15 years, Lee predicted, task-automating robots would replace 40% of jobs worldwide.
6 things the best sales presentations have in common
Crafting a killer presentation is a skill that can make or break a business. Imagine Eduardo Saverin had tanked his 2004 pitch for “thefacebook.com” or the Uber team had bored their audience to tears with the startup’s 2008 investment presentation? The world we live in (as well as Zuckerberg’s bank balance) would look very different.