All of it's staff, though it expects to lose 60.
Rather than tinker with existing structures and pandering to obsolete departments and personel they have sent a strong signal to all staff and the industry that they are changing. In their PR they have been touting a "New Improved Wheel" that creates a couple of new disciplines and renames some others. Bringing data and experience planning upfront and on equal footing to the more established advertising disciplines is a good move.
I recently ran a poll on facebook to see what people thought about the future of the industry and who would be best placed to succeed. Over half the votes went to brand new models like Anomaly but I think that if your clients will indulge you, this could be equally successful...
Disclaimer: I worked at Draft London in 2005 & with Nigel Jones whilst at AgencyRepublic
Tags: giles rhys jones, new agency model, interactive+marketing
2 comments:
I actually like the "blow it up" approach. I would also like to see the marketing and comunications disciplines (advertising and PR) come together in a more significant way. We're headed there but a good bit of organizational plastique might help.
wonderful , many times I have heard about destroys , I know that it is so important , I would like to read more about it!
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