Category: Insights

Eyes. Ears. Mouth. Preferably used in that order.

In this noisy age of social media and limited attention spans, it’s easy for teams running infrastructure projects to rely on clever digital tools and channels to communicate with stakeholders.

The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into the design field has created new possibilities and transformed workflows. While some of the integrations have been subtle and have been integrated gradually, such as the neural filters in Photoshop, the latest versions of Adobe’s Creative Cloud programmes now feature generative AI. 

We’re kicking off 2024 by sharing our DTW Strategic Communications Model.

It’s our own unique model that we use to deliver strategic communications and marketing services to our clients – where we work collaboratively with them to help solve their biggest challenges.

We’re in the business of communicating and, to reach the largest audience possible, our content needs to be as accessible as possible. This is not just a legal requirement – it’s also good business sense.

There’s really nothing like a big infrastructure project to get people passionate about investment and politics.

Tees Valley Combined Authority – led by Tees Valley Mayor Ben Houchen – is funding a new £1million feasibility study into a possible tunnel under the River Tees connecting Redcar and Hartlepool.

It can be extremely difficult to get your messages heard by policymakers and the powers that be with all of the noise and demands swirling around Westminster. 

Generative AI has gone into overdrive, and the only certainty is that the pace of change will increase rather than slow down over the next few months – but what does that actually mean for those of us who are having to deal with these challenges?

Are you a membership organisation or regulator looking to make better use of video and animation in your marketing?