ABOUT PORTFOLIO SERVICES BLOG SUPPORT CONTACT US BLOG ASG-ROCHADE-BECUBIC SUCCESS STORIES | JAN 10, 2013 Tweet THE CLIENT ASG Federal/D. Appleton Company WHAT WE DID AND HOW WE DID IT When D. Appleton Company was challenged by its client, ASG, Inc., to orchestrate a brand launch campaign for one of its 150+ software products, Mr. Appleton knew he could count on the e-works media team to help construct a campaign that would push its product to the forefront of the Federal Government technology marketplace. With the product's name and tagline, Rochade - The World's Most Powerful Metadata Engine, already in place, e-works media began crunching all things metadata, outlining brand support components and conceptualizing visuals. Out of the initial campaign came the following items: Identity Stationery Package Rochade Website ASG Federal Website Poster Spec Sheet Presentation Folder Direct Mail Postcards Embroidered Apparel Email Signatures Banner Callouts PowerPoint/Word Templates Sales Presentation Report/Fax Cover Sheets Upon the "meta-successful" brand launch, D. Appleton Company was challenged yet again from the metadata moguls at ASG Federal. A mechanism needed to be designed and developed to keep the Rochade users skill sets current/ From that the Rochade Training Server was born. e-works media provided the logic structure, user architecture, interface design and development and programming. A few years later, an acquisition of the French Company, becubicâ„¢, resulted in yet another 'meta-successful' brand launch campaign. The following items were produced and have been distributed throughout the US, France and United Kingdom. Logo Integration Rochade/becubic Website Brochures Poster Solution Sheets Folder Business Cards TELL US ABOUT YOUR GOALS, NEXT PROJECT OR COOL IDEA. CHANCES ARE, WE CAN HELP. GO DELIVERING THE ABSOLUTE BEST WORK AND SERVICE POSSIBLE, SINCE 1999 - WE SIMPLY COULDN'T DO ANYTHING ELSE. © Copyright 1999 - 2021 e-works media, inc. All Rights Reserved. phone: 760 341-2812 support@e-worksmedia.com