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Curious to learn: would you let Claude be your almost-teammate, or is this still too early?

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What’s next? Templates, agentic workflows, and stronger security would make this truly indispensable.

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Privacy first. Integrations and training are solvable. Privacy isn’t. If that part fails, the whole system collapses.

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Still complementary. This won’t replace Google Workspace or Office yet. It’s best seen as a layer on top of existing workflows - one that helps you move quicker.

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Faster prototyping. Imagine a client briefing with a first draft deck or spreadsheet already sketched out by AI. That saves time and gets everyone aligned faster - or does it?

Why this matters for tech teams: File chaos is our new reality. Every team has its own way of storing and editing documents. This is an opportunity to bring teams together by streamlining administrative tasks.

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Big update from Anthropic today: Claude can now create and edit Excel spreadsheets, Word docs, PowerPoint decks, and PDFs - directly in Claude.ai and the desktop app.

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AI Meets Office Workflows: Claude’s New Document Powers 🧵:

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Clarity isn’t decoration. It’s strategy. Every strong presentation starts by making complexity usable.

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Tip 4: Design for confidence. Clean visuals and consistent structure help decision-makers trust the information, not fight with it.

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Tip 3: Layer the story. Keep the main message visible at a glance, then let the details unfold only if someone wants to dive deeper.

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Tip 2: Collapse detail into patterns. Instead of 30 numbers, show the 3 trends that matter. The eye catches patterns first.

Tip 1: Start with the decision, not the data. Ask: what should someone do after seeing this? Build visuals around that action.

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T-R-I @inside-tri.bsky.social · 22/08/2025

Complex ideas fail when they stay complex. Here are a few ways we make fintech, AI, and SaaS stories clearer at TRI 🧵

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Your deck shouldn’t feel like homework. It should feel like an opportunity. We design visuals that make complex ideas simple and impossible to ignore.

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TRI explored five practical branding strategies powering today’s biggest entertainment hits. | Alex Kir

Quick takeaways for creators: → Start branding early (pre-production). → Keep your visual assets consistent. → Collaborate with brands sharing your values. → Track performance to adapt fast. Read more here: www.linkedin.com/posts/alexki...

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TRI explored five practical branding strategies powering today’s biggest entertainment hits. 1️⃣ Build a clear visual and sonic identity Strong franchises use consistent fonts, colors and sounds. Thi...

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5️⃣ Embrace purpose-led branding Aligning your story with social or environmental values can deepen audience connection and even transform promotional costs into profits. Successful examples: Marvel’s unified branding and BMW’s featured vehicles in Black Widow.

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4️⃣ Activate co-branding partnerships Films boost visibility by aligning with consumer products. For 2024’s Wicked, Crocs released themed clogs, Stanley created special tumblers, and R.E.M. Beauty launched makeup - all timed with the film's release.

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3️⃣ Integrate branded entertainment and placements Effective branded entertainment entertains first. Lego Masters, co-produced with LEGO Group, blends competition with product showcasing. Show products in use, not just as background props.

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2️⃣ Leverage cross-platform #digital campaigns Today’s audience lives online. Combine microsites, social media, and pre-roll ads. Example: Game of Thrones’ giant "dragon skull" stunt or Lionsgate’s Capitol TV videos driving massive online engagement.

1️⃣ Build visual and sonic identity Franchises use consistent fonts, colors and sound cues - like Wes Anderson’s pastel tones or MGM’s lion - to stand out. Define one font, limit colors (3–5), craft a short audio cue (3–5 sec).

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Good branding turns a film into more than a story - it creates a movement. TRI identified five #branding strategies behind today’s most successful entertainment hits. Here’s how they work 🧵

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We blended dark-mode analytics slides with light-mode infographics - keeping the narrative tight and visually impactful. Motion layers ensured every stat landed with a “wow.” #DesignThinking #DesignExcellence #DesignOfTheDay

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From Dashboard to Pitch Deck 🎯 Next step: translate dashboard insights into a compelling pitch deck. Goals: • Showcase “The System by the Numbers” (global enrollments, revenue growth) • Map “Where We Are Today” (existing & future zones) • Drill into “A Close-Up of One Zone” for anchor investors

2️⃣ Infographics & UX – Clean, color-coded program statuses – Intuitive navigation: campus → portfolio → program details 3️⃣ Motion Design – Micro-animations to emphasize key numbers – Seamless brand integration #design #motiongraphics #visualization

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Our Process & Tools 🔨 How we brought the data to life: 1️⃣ Prezi Interactive Framework – Custom structure with 3 drill-down levels – Smooth transitions & animations to guide attention

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Key inputs: • Raw data on programs & enrollment • Brand guidelines & website assets • Existing marketing collateral Why it matters? A dynamic, data-driven narrative helps stakeholders see the “big picture” and buy in on the vision. #DataVisualization #HigherEd #Fundraising #EdTech #DashboardDesign

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This week, we will be featuring our work for @northeasternu.bsky.social development team. The ask: Create an engaging, interactive dashboard to help the university visualize global campus growth, existing programs, and student enrollments - so they could pitch funding for new sites.

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Embrace heritage, license wisely, and let the logo do the talking. We got inspired and explored the idea, TRI style. Got Kodak? #branding #visualart #design #designthinking

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Kodak’s comeback playbook: 1️⃣ Treat the logo as the hero 2️⃣ Hand it to partners who “get” it 3️⃣ Watch brand equity outlast the tech

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Legacy > product. Kodak licenses its iconic logo to partners - from apparel to cameras - and turns nostalgia into profit. Own your story. Partner smart. Let go of old models.

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https://www.nytimes.com/2025/06/30/nyregion/the-kodak-brand-gets-a-second-life.html

When film died, Kodak bet on memory. Yellow-and-red bags in Seoul. PixPro cameras worldwide. They didn’t chase pixels. They reclaimed perception. t.co/iQx3CL5cu1

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