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The Lust for Life campaign positions Vedior distinctively. It integrates all brand activities combining the power of design and communications to generate maximum impact. The campaign flows through to corporate design, image communications, action marketing and shop design.
In response to new market developments and the competition from low wages countries Philips Semiconductors intensifies the cooperation between suppliers and customers: an interaction between partners in technology, business and lifestyle to accelerate the development of products that have a higher added value and are more tuned in to the market demands. This cooperation must reshape the future of technological product development and boost the Dutch knowledge economy.
Although the Besix Group was founded end of 2004, the construction company has over a century experience in infrastructure projects worldwide. A century of expansion that created a company with different markets and brands; a company in which subsidiaries operate independently: making market recognition far from ideal.
Despite lacking recognition, the company has a strong international market position. The bond with the Benelux home market however is less strong and needs new impulses. All and all, more unity is required: unity in house style, in communication and behaviour. Therefore Total Identity is asked to develop a new corporate identity.
Every year, printing office Ando works together with a designer to create the Ando Agenda. For the year 2010 Total Identity The Hague was asked to fulfill this task. The Ando Agenda is about traveling in time, the eternity, the rhythm and creating time.
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Market developments and positioning
ShinYoung is a Korean real-estate developer. The last few years, the company has been expanding from a mere, mainstream apartment building developer, to an all-round realty manager. Of course, residential apartment buildings in densely populated Korea remain vital to the organisation, but the development of commercial real estate (shopping malls, cinemas, office buildings) and real estate for the upper class have become serious markets for Shin Young. To match the company’s identity with the new vision, a new Corporate Design programme had to be developed. Lees meer
BNG is the specialist in financing public facilities. The bank contributes to quality of life in the Netherlands by playing an active role in developing reliable facilities for society. Furthermore, at BNG the public interest takes pride of place. The organisation does not focus on max- imising profits but on benefits to society. This is what sets it apart from commer- cial banks. BNG enjoys Triple-A status and was recently voted the third most secure bank in the world. Lees meer
Create a new corporate and brand Identity program and a matching design system for the Korean company Hyundai Card was a challenge met by design agencies world- wide. The Dutch agency Total Identity entered the competition with a simple, but winning proposal: Change Hyundai Card into HyundaiCard. Hyundai Card is a Korean ‘chaebol’, part of the international Hyundai corporation. The company sells credit cards to – mainly – car owners. The image of the Hyundai card was good but at the same time branded it as ‘a credit card from the Hyundai car owner’. Diversity in target groups was much needed. This required a unique identity, one that would not be supported by the Hyundai symbol. Hyundai Card wanted a symbol that could serve as a company name and as a more generic brand name. Lees meer
In the changing context of the market there is a need for service organisations to look beyond their clients and their customers and anticipate on changes faster than ever. Their knowledge constantly needs to be up-to-date and to be translated into pro-active solutions for their customers. Offering static services is no longer sufficient. GITP acknowledged the necessity for transition. To stay ahead of competition, this specialist and Dutch market leader in Human Resources needed new focus. Organising passion became this new focus. A choice to go back to its core business: assessing and developing people. Lees meer
Four European rail companies, SNCF, NS, SNCB and DB have united forces in creating the first international rail network: a high-speed line that connects Paris, Amsterdam, Cologne and Brussels. The train’s most important competitors are the automobile and airplane. The train must therefore be able to measure up to both forms of transportation as to speed and luxury. Lees meer
In addition to Schiphol Airport, the home base of various Dutch airlines and a major international hub, the Schiphol Group also manages the industrial estate surrounding the airport. This estate is notable for its intensive economic activity, particularly in the logistics sector and in airport-related industries. The Schiphol Group wants to establish a cluster for Sustainable Innovators on the estate – companies working innovatively on sustainability and focusing on the climate problem that Schiphol will be facing in the years to come. Themes such as air quality, water management, energy and sustainable mobility are crucial to the healthy growth and future of an airport. The ambition is to acquire a strong position in the international market for sustainability innovation on airport grounds. Lees meer
Corporate social responsibility is a hot issue nowadays in the board rooms of every company. But what is it exactly? And how to implement responsible behaviour in the organisation? Air France KLM Cargo, a worldwide air cargo operator, of course gets a lot of critical attention by the environment and wants to answer the challenge by not only responding it, but by leading the way. Together with Total Identity, a dedicated program is developed to implement CSR in the core business of Air France KLM Cargo. Lees meer