All things in-house
Posted in All Posts, Andy Brenits, In The News on Apr 3rd, 2013
Does your company work with outside agencies as well as your in-hosue team? Are you looking for ways to make that relationship better? Plan to be in New York on April 25th? Then join InSource for thier premier event with guest Massimo Vignelli, as he discusses his perspectives on the relationships between in-house and outside ...MORE
Posted in All Posts, Andy Brenits, INspirations, Quotes on Apr 3rd, 2013
“I don't think that type should be expressive at all. I can write the word 'dog' with any typeface and it doesn't have to look like a dog. But there are people that [think that] when they write 'dog' it should bark.” - Massimo Vignelli (born January 1931) is a designer who has done work in ...MORE
Posted in Ed Roberts, In-house Observations on Jan 14th, 2013
One BIG Lesson Learned By: Ed Roberts If you are a member of a small in-house team and find your circle of local “go tos” for professional advice exist only within the confines of your company, are steadily dwindling, or even worse—nonexistent. It's probably time you hit the road (figuratively and literally) and look for ...MORE
Posted in All Posts, Andy Brenits, In-House Metrics on Dec 31st, 2012
In-house managers polled for the 2012 In-House Creative Services Industry Report shared their total project volume for 2011. Creative leaders often discuss how many projects their teams create, and it’s true that there is a general correlation between number of projects and team size. For example, 93% of teams producing less than 500 projects per year have less than 10 ...MORE
Posted in All Posts, Andy Brenits, In-House Metrics on Dec 3rd, 2012
According to the results of the In-House Creative Services Industry Report partnering with agencies is often in the best interest of the business or organization and your internal team. So as a leader you must work to take away the fear of bringing in outside expertise and embrace the possibilities. It is difficult to do everything on your own. ...MORE
Posted in All Posts, Andy Brenits, In-House Metrics on Nov 5th, 2012
According to the results of the In-House Creative Services Industry Report it's clear that employing a mixed labor strategy that includes contingent workers (defined as freelancers, contractors and temporary employees—basically all non-permanent employees at an organization) in addition to FTEs (full-time employees) is playing an increasingly larger role in a creative department’s success. With this ...MORE
Posted in All Posts, Andy Brenits, In The News, InSource on Sep 7th, 2012
An Evening With Paula Scher, Perspectives on the relationships between in-house and outside creative agencies, brought to you by InSource. Register NOW for the Earlybird discounted price of $125 per ticket. After October 1, 2012, the ticket price goes up to $175. Space is limited, so register today!
Posted in Andy Brenits, Featured, In-House Start-Up, InSource on Sep 6th, 2012
Any in-house creative services leader knows that process is important. From how clients initiate new projects, to how the team gets work done. It's a very important way to manage workflow, effectiveness, productivity, and frankly…order. If we have done our jobs well, things run smoothly for the most part. Clients are happy, designers are engaged and creative, things are good.
Posted in Andy Brenits, In The News, In-house INtelligence on Jan 10th, 2012
For the second year in a row, InSource, the resource for creative in-house leadership, and Cella, a management consulting company exclusively serving the needs of in-house creative leaders, have teamed up to benchmark the in-house creative community. The results of this survey will provide valuable insights, a source of validation and direction to in-house creative leaders. ...MORE
