Note: this post is in regards to some 2016 “year-end” opinions on the best and worst of logos. Specifically the Merck logo seen as a before and after image below (sourced from this article). So your company needs a facelift. The logo looks dated, no one can find a high-quality version anywhere (even on floppy disc), it has repr...
Each year, 4CDesignWorks enters their work into industry leading design and marketing competitions. While each competition is different, 4C believes that recognition among national companies touting branding, marketing, and creative capabilities is an important one. Accumulating awards such as these is a genuine reflection of our s...
November 16, 2016 2 min to read
Growing Up with Technology: The Prepared Millennial
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As Generation X inherits the managerial world from the retiring Baby Boomers, the last of the Millennials are filling up the entry level positions in our economy – and they are more prepared to do so than ever before. As technological developments continue to advance the business world and a rapidly globalizing economy, many Genera...
I recently stumbled across an article regarding stressful jobs and I had some pretty specific thoughts about it. So I looked to technology and created this blog post! USA Today posted Forbes’ list of the most stressful careers. Many of these careers involve elements of danger, or they feature long or irregular hours. Here’...
The holiday season isn’t just an important time of year for the retail industry – it’s an excellent marketing opportunity for all businesses. Whether you’re looking to increase awareness about your brand, gain customers, or simply keep your current clients engaged – there are a few out-of-the-box ideas...
This post is part of a series on how the 9 Laws of Data Mining from Tom Khabaza can be applied to analytics. You can find previous posts here. Law #9: “Law of Change”: All patterns are subject to change Photo credit: Tedrafranklin, Shutterstock. CC0 Public Domain All patterns change — not only because the data changes, but...
