Design agency Salt Branding has created the new identity for IHS Markit, a major data provider to customers in business, finance and government. The new branding is the result of a merger between IHS and Markit. Headquartered in London, the newly-formed company claims to have more than 50,000 business and government customers, including 80 per cent of the Fortune […]
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Progress Software has re-branded as “Progress”, with a new logo and identity design created by global creative agency Moving Brands. Following a recent acquisition of Telerik, who Moving Brands partnered with on its 2013 rebrand, Progress had doubled in size, and its portfolio and global footprint grew exponentially. The company says it therefore approached Moving Brands to help unite its identity […]
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ValuePenguin is a U.S. business that helps consumers make spending decisions based on research and data-driven tools. It is also a trusted provider of financial data and analysis to major news sites and publications such as Bloomberg Businessweek and Yahoo Finance. However, ValuePenguin’s management felt the company’s subdued brand identity did not do justice to […]
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Johnson Banks has created the identity for the Open Knowledge Foundation, an organisation that promotes the opening up of content and data from Governments and institutions across the globe. The consultancy has been working for about a year on the new identity for the nonprofit outfit that was originally founded back in 2004 in Cambridge, […]
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Blopboard is a new social network that enables users to ask questions, share opinions, and visualise how opinions and attitudes change over time. The platform aims to use infographics to share what people are thinking—in real time, as they “think it”. Pentagram’s Eddie Opara and his team have worked with Blopboard co-founder Amy Kaufman to […]
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AngryFile provides a free online storage and backup service to help people safeguard and protect their all-important computer files. The brand engaged Warsaw-based creative studio Redkroft to help devise an appropriate identity. AngryFile was also very specific about the demographic audience it wanted to reach and capture: age: 16-20 year-olds; sex: male; region: North America. […]
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