Why We Tell Stories the Way We Do We’ve been in the business of telling stories for over twenty-five years. Tech stories, mostly. Products, platforms, companies, ideas. Big ones, small ones, ones that needed to be completely rebuilt from scratch and ones that just needed a sharper edge. Over time, we’ve developed a strong point […]
Designing with AI: What the Future Holds When you ask designers about the future of AI in their work, you usually get two reactions: excitement about new possibilities and caution about what might be lost. In a recent conversation with two of our senior designers, Jerry Huang and Joe Dolack, that balance of optimism and […]
It’s a little over two years this month since OpenAI launched ChatGPT publicly. I suspect many amongst us went through the stages of curiosity, amazement/incredulity, awe/fear, to perhaps being spurred into action to figure out how best to stay abreast and not become irrelevant fast. I confess that at the beginning of 2024, we at […]
AI is upending many things, roles, functions and potentially jobs as we’ve known them. One of the hot areas of debate is creative work. I run a creative agency, so this is of particular interest to me with implications for the work we do, and people we employ. How will AI impact the creative function […]
It’s been a year plus since the broad introduction of ChatGPT and like most people, we’ve gone through the stages of curiosity, awe/amazement, trepidation, to figuring out how best to harness what is arguably a seminal game-changer in our lifetimes. Here’s a glimpse into how we’re leveraging generative AI to rethink and change almost every […]
A lot has changed for Nayamode in the last several years including our people, leadership team, offices, businesses we operate, customers we serve. We’ve spun out businesses, acquired a couple of businesses (Bluewave and MobileOn) in two different states (CA and Minnesota), changed our business model, restructured the company. I could go on but you […]
How do you tell a story in one frame? This was the question posed to our design team in another Chompathon design challenge – to extrapolate what they saw as the essence of a company into one slide. The goal: take a dry page of data about a company—something we often get as a starting […]
