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Check out some of the insights we’ve gained through working with clients like you. Our blog posts, white papers, and webinars will give you a window into what ThoughtForm has to offer.
Steve Frank and Scott Barnyak of SDLC Partners discuss our partnership
ThoughtForm Principal Steve Frank, and Scott Barnyak, Founder and Chief Marketing and Sales Officer of SDLC Partners, sat down with TechVibe radio to chat about how our new partnership is empowering companies to make these kinds of organizational changes quickly and smoothly in the face of crisis by prioritizing people, process and technology, and creating buy-in through design-focused communications.
New partnership offers a triple pathway to healthcare innovation
ThoughtForm has formed a new partnership with SDLC Partners, a renowned provider of customized digital solutions. This partnership offers a new and powerful approach to executing and delivering innovation that addresses three paths at once: strategy, technology, and culture—all powered by design thinking.
Overcoming ambiguity in business
Ambiguity is bad for business. When an idea is too “fuzzy,” people don’t get it, don’t know what to do with it, and eventually lose interest and move on.
Creating an authentic brand
Your brand is more than your logo and name. It also includes your position in the market, your vision, your architecture of offerings, your culture, and your voice. It is how your audience feels about you and what they expect from you.
The power of design in innovation
Design thinking is an integral part of a successful innovation process. In fact, design is innovation and that using design thinking is the only way to reliably innovate. Design thinking unlocks true innovation within an organization.
Branding in front of and behind the curtain
When we talk about brand architecture, there are two very distinct views. There is the identity that is visible to consumers—the external facing brand in front of the curtain. And just behind the curtain, there are resources and systems that influence the brand internally. One can’t exist without the other, and overall brand success depends on the unique purposes and participants on both sides.