This high-design three dimensional graphic shows different overlapping dimensions of a strategic marketing or web design team.

This illustrative process shows corporate clients needs when launching a new website (or web product) and how two firms (a marketing firm and technology firm) would partner to meet the client needs.

This two-by-two illustration shows how relationship equity rises and customer anonymity lowers as interaction intensity rises.

This graphic shows the components of a marketing program for a new company/start-up. The basic marketing components include PR, creative and brand development, web development, campaign development and management.

This diagram shows how different web or technology roles work together (here shown in orbit like planets or atomic particles). The orbit “delivery management”, which could also be “project management”.

This slide shows eight categories of web site features that focus on building a web community.

This graphic shows the master branding environment (which is a slide unto itself) and shows all of the channels (in this example) that can be used to fulfill the brand.

This project approach shows 10 steps to developing a very comprehensive marketing plan. Each step has sample sub-activities that would be completed.

This operational map shows how a basic call center would operate. It includes staff, processes, external telephone infrastructure, and technological elements.

This graphic describes four capability practice groups (groups of professionals who do the same thing) and shows how they spread over different industry verticals.

This Gantt chart provides the steps and example time for building a new website, web business, or product site.

This plan shows the necessary steps and timing for a first step (i.e., a new product or company) marketing plan. These activities would be the basics to complete to get started.

This illustration shows an elongated cube (3-d rectangle) representing interaction media (electronic, telephone, mail and fax, and face to face), business functions (marketing and sales, products), and the business functions e-business co...

This complicated chart shows a map (and within it, a process), that shows how training/knowledge systems gather data, process it, and pass it on to the right user.