The Image of a company : manual for corporate identity
1990, First Edition. London : Architecture Design and Technology Press. Fine cloth copy in an equally fine dust-wrapper. Particularly and surprisingly well-preserved; tight, bright, clean and especially sharp-cornered. Item #241689
ISBN: 1854544047
Physical description; 224 p. : col. ill. ; 34 cm. Notes; First published in Dutch, Laren, Netherlands: V & K Publishing, 1990. Bibliography, p. 217-8. - Includes index. Summary; A presentation of a series of international case studies illustrating the importance of corporate identity (how companies present themselves to the outside world) which is recognised as an important management issue. In parallel with a number of international case studies, for example, Esprit, IBM, Braun, Adidas and Coca Cola, there is a manual, by Ben Bos of "Total Design" detailing how to achieve a distinctive corporate identity. The work provides useful information for companies of every size, with advice on expressing a company's image by means of colour, typography, forms, packaging, the use of signs, fleet-marking, publicity and promotion materials. In the same way, management issues of co-ordination and implementation are discussed and illustrated. Practical details are supplied in a full technical account of an imaginary corporate image programme. The book is intended for the use of graphic designers, managers, marketing and publicity professionals. Subjects; Corporate image. Industrial design coordination. Marketing. Packaging — Design. Industrial publicity. Corporate identity. Business communication & presentation ; Public relations. Design / General. Business & Economics / Advertising & Promotion. Genre; Illustrated.
Price: €45.00