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A world without limits
We live in a world where we can shop, meet and communicate without limits. Anytime, anyplace. This makes new demands on communication. It has to be smart and adapted.
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Working together, everyone wins
Bang & Olufsen and Audi do it. Saab, Fiat and Lancia have done it. BMW and Mercedes have just started doing it – working together to strengthen each other’s brand.
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Welcome to the future
It’s the 21st century and we’re learning that being a person means living in change.
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Are you keeping up with development?
New ideas, new technologies, new attitudes. Dramatic changes are taking place in the way people communicate with each other.
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Boosting, branding, bonding
Why should I be interested in social media? They have nothing to do with my job.
“Let me turn the question around,” says Eva Ossiansson, PhD and branding researcher at Gothenburg University. “What happens if you don’t get interested?”
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Responsibility and facts are key to environmental work
Most people assume that electronic communication is greener than paper-based information.
“But we need more facts. There is not enough evidence to confirm this assumption,” says Gaute Hartberg.
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Electronic or print – what’s best for the environment?
Changing from paper to electronic products is not always the best solution from a sustainability perspective.
“IT solutions are not ‘free’ from an environmental standpoint,” says Maria Enroth, Doctor of Media Technology and Graphic Production, who works with sustainability issues.
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Allt fler handlar hemma
Med en omsättning på 22,1 miljarder kronor har optimismen bland företag med möjlighet till e-handel stigit. Totalt sett utgör e-handeln cirka 4,2 procent av försäljningen inom detaljhandeln.
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Fremtidens kommunikasjon – flere kanaler og på kundens vilkår
På Thon Hotel Vika Atrium satt en rekke personer fra norsk næringsliv blant publikum for å høre alt om smart kommunikasjon og fremtidens kommunikasjonsmuligheter, da Strålfors for andre året på rad arrangerte Smart Communication Day i Oslo.