iStrategy Berlin

February 8th 2010

With ever changing media consumption patterns and the rapid growth of mobile web, social networking, behavioral targeting, vodcasting, email marketing, and viral marketing it can be tough for any company to stay ahead of the competition.

iPad

January 28th 2010

So, we were right all along. The Apple iPad, a 9.7inch tablet computer, and, everyone I've spoken to seems to be describing it as a large iPod touch or iPhone.

Fjord at M-Days

January 27th 2010

Fjord will appear at M-Days in Munich this week, with Christian Lindholm, Fjord's Managing Partner giving a keynote speech on hot industry trends for 2010 at 11.40am on Friday 29th January.

Fjord named as one of Britain's fastest-growing private companies

December 7th 2009

Fjord, one of Europe’s leading digital design agencies, has been ranked 47th amongst the 100 fastest growing privately-owned companies in Britain, as revealed in the latest Sunday Times Virgin Fast Track 100, published yesterday 6th December.

Fjord’s growth continues with new Spanish launch

November 12th 2009

Due to a strong increase in the Spanish digital sector, and as part of its ongoing growth strategy, Fjord – Europe’s leading digital service design consultancy - is today opening a new office in Madrid, Spain.

CIA and Fjord, Berlin 19-20 Nov 2009

November 11th 2009

The theme for the Cross Innovation Academy in November ‘09 is "World of Inspiration". Questions around the theme of inspiration could be: How do companies innovate? What sources of inspiration do they use? What inspires teams? Or even, how can new ideas be developed?

Who will save the cable industry?

October 27th 2009

No one seems to be able to agree on the future of the cable, and wider visual entertainment, market – in fact the cable guys pretty much seem to have their heads in the sand...

The telecom industry will not lead mobile service innovation

October 21st 2009

While facilitating a panel at Telecom World in Geneva it suddenly became clear to me that the major telecom players will not be the ones that drive mobile service innovation, even though they would like to. The innovation will happen on devices and networks created by the big players, but others will actually realise that innovation.