We always want to encourage our staff to play, learn and grow. And, to focus on that this year we decided to spend some time teaching from within. Each of us are experts or specialists in our own fields and even though we work well as a team, we aren’t necessarily aware of the steps More »
Last month our Delvinia Insight group published the Dig Report detailing ways Canadians use (or don’t use) their mobile phones. We found that the camera was one of the most used feature of mobile phones but close to 60% of users share their photos in person and over 30% don’t share their photos at all. More »
With the interactive digital world always evolving, keeping up with the latest trends and innovations can become a full time job on its own. Reading books, online articles, blogs, RSS feeds, Twitter are all great ways to stay informed but sometimes nothing beats a good discussion with your peers as a learning tool. On Wednesday More »
Moving to a new office space presents its own set of challenges - among them how to make the reception area unique, functional and a testiment to the culture and creativity of the people working within. Following the old adage of first impressions, we found a way to make a lasting impression from the moment visitors walk More »
Take this as a lesson folks; think twice before hitting send. No matter the subject or the audience, even the most heartfelt and well-intentioned emails can get you into trouble. And no, pleading ignorance won’t necessarily diffuse the situation. Onto the email that turned an Oscar invitation into a ticking time bomb… First-time Oscar-nominated producer More »