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Category: Technology

  • EngageMe: A Fresh Approach

    EngageMe addresses a key infrastructure shortcoming of today’s Internet: the inability to find people across social networks and communications environments based on interests that users have in common.

  • Sakonnet takes its Energy Online

    Sakonnet needed a first strike into the energy market to compete against longer standing risk management software firms. They hired Thirst to help them out.

  • Microsoft Rethinks MSN

    MSN asked for sketches for a new launch of MSN. It wanted people to have instant access to their content and they wanted it to be bright and attractive.

  • Rogers Communications Launches

    Rogers is synonymous with Canadian communications. The uber-media company needed to showcase their portfolio of companies and products and take their first serious move online.

  • IBM’s w3 Intranet

    A portion of IBM’s intranet had to be accessible by a dial-up connection but in keeping with the rest of their intranet. (also design by IAB) This particular micro site was to have everything to entice a sales associate to return regularly for updated information.

  • Gateway as a Moving Target

    Gateway was a continually large project. IAB helped with just about anything that Gateway could think of, everything from their internal sales application to an interactive marketing web-based operating system interface that was way ahead of its time. Gateway was not just exciting for its work but for its people and learning curve that it…

  • Zoonlab Identity

    Zoonlab needed several logos to enhance the synthesis of its company and its products.

  • Galileo Interactive visual identity

    This was a start-up firm based in New York City that needed a visual identity for its new CMS product.

  • Wright Technology Shocks

    Wright Technology, an Australian company, wanted to blast onto the computer imaging scene. They knew that they had superior imaging technology and made no bones about it. They were adamant that their introduction into the North American market place was to be bold and they wanted nothing subtle about it.

  • Sybase Launches in Canada

    Sybase decides to launch their brand into Canada and hired Thirst to create many of their intial prouduct launch materials. At this time they were vying for the number one spot in corporate database development and wanted to expand their user base.