Both is better

The idea could be a word. Or it could be a graphic feature. Either way, it is the concept that writer and designers all have to work hard at to reinforce. The result is always better communication. There is far greater clarity for audiences about what they’re being told.

Untangling interdependencies

“…brings together material information about an organization’s strategy, governance, performance and prospects in a way that reflects the commercial, social and environmental context within which it operates.”

The promise of the FRC Reporting Lab

The Reporting Lab, launched on the 14th October, by the Financial Reporting Council (FRC) definitely has promise.

Conscious of the endless stream of white papers and exposure drafts addressing the effectiveness and future of narrative reporting, the Lab instead is…

Story telling in business

A recently published interview on Simply-Communicate.com with Howard Krais, Head of Communications at Ernst & Young Global Services, has attracted some lengthy comments from two people not entirely convinced at what they’re being told. (You have to register with Simply-Communicate…

Can I change your mind?

There’s a writing event going on that we’re sure is intended not only for writers but for anyone who uses words in business. Oh, so an incredibly large proportion of us then, and if we don’t use words in business…