August 26, 2006

thingamy business card

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The new Thin­gamy busi­ness card I desig­ned for Sigurd, the “CEO”. Based on the ban­ner ad etc.
For peo­ple in the Enter­prise Soft­ware busi­ness, if this doesn’t get their atten­tion, I don’t know WHAT will.
Any­body?
[UPDATE:] As Sigurd rightly points out in the com­ments, “CEO” is a bit of a mis­no­mer, as Thin­gamy requi­res no tit­les or hie­rarchies. Only 30 Megs. Rock on.

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3 Responses to “thingamy business card”

  1. Sheamus says:

    Mor­ning Hugh! I love the thin­gamy busi­ness card car­toon as it power­fully and ele­gantly com­mu­ni­ca­tes volu­mes about the pos­si­bi­li­ties for any orga­ni­za­tion when using thin­gamy. In this sense, very effec­tive com­mu­ni­ca­tions. At the same time, the mes­sage must be seen by the CEO as s/he might begin thin­king about the current com­ple­xity and expen­di­tu­res levels rela­tive to IS/IT within their orga­ni­za­tions. The CTOs may find thin­gamy a threat to their exis­ting sta­tus quo. I strongly believe an effec­tive inte­gra­ted mar­ke­ting and sales plan could be built around the “30 megs to run your busi­ness” concept.

  2. sig says:

    Aha! Wal­ked straight into the trap you did… :D
    I never use, write, say CEO, thin­gamy have no C-level’s, nor A,B,D,E…levels. Only ZZZ level when I have my daily horisontal-level siesta!
    As you know thingamy-the-system does not require a hie­rarchy in your orga­ni­sa­tion (thin­gamy struc­tu­res and deli­vers the work­flows, the task and rai­son d’etre for hie­rarchies) and thus no tit­les — just func­tions. So why would we have any?
    p.s. My card says “Man: Sigurd Rinde” because the other lines says “Mail:..” and “Phone:…” etc ;)

  3. Hugh MacLeod says:

    Very kind of you to say, Sea­mus.… thanks.
    Although, the word is sprea­ding about Thin­gamy well enough… don’t want the virus to spread fas­ter than we can keep up with it ;-)