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The future of the workplace will be a fluid, digitally-connected, adaptable space. But to facilitate that, IT services will have to change too. Konica Minolta, through Workplace Hub is taking the first steps into changing the...

In centuries past, the ‘cure’ for pulmonary diseases was often for clean, refreshing air in the mountains or seaside. Today, medicine has evolved much farther. Now, a mile above sea level, at the base of the Rocky Mountains,...

For tourists and residents alike, London is a hotbed of attractions. Its multiple museums, galleries and spectacles make a weekend of entertainment easy; good public transport links ease the burden of navigating between desti...

In November 1920, the U.S. Congress officially approved post featuring mechanised stamps, thus affirming the transformation of American postal solutions. Pitney Bowes, thus born from the decision, began life as the purveyors of franking an...

The charity sector is one that has felt the burden of the recession and has taken active steps to rebound from the downturn. However, in the years since 2008, the third sector has only become more competitive as more charities are competin...

In June, brand and communications professionals descended on Dubai for a half-day conference discussing rebranding, brand development and repositioning. The next Transform event, the Transform Conference Asia Pacific, will take place in Ho...

After a massive overhaul of its on-screen identities, sub-brands, corporate brand and most popular channel, ITV implemented its rebrand overnight last year. Not only were viewers awed by the new, changeable idents, but ITV went on to win f...

Levi’s has launched a $96m global campaign to reinvigorate its brand and combat what has been dubbed ‘the Jeremy Clarkson effect.’ The campaign will use print advertisements, real-life customer stories, and a global TV and cinema spots to...