This week, The Unknown Creative are keeping a keen eye on the capital, as London Tech Week (LTW) compels its innovation-hungry audience from June 12-16.
The festival of live events, hosted across the city, showcases the utmost in new tech, while providing networking and business opportunities for organisations of all sizes – and ambitions – with over 40,000 tech specialists from around the world expected.
Innovation and intrigue-in-tech are regular topics of conversation during our work in the studio, as so many of our clients over the years have been producers of cutting-edge, inventive products and philosophies.
As we work with an organisation and begin to think about their product, their people, and their audience, we naturally develop an awareness of how they work and what works for them. As their own ambitions and philosophies begin to ingrain themselves in our design, our own intrigue in progressive thinking and developing technologies is kindled, and this becomes visible in our original brand design.
Supplementing the compelling brand identities we produce, our creative communications include engaging, interactive applications and user-friendly websites that connect visually, and intelligently. Our extensive portfolio of specialist tech devices includes an interactive e-learning application, a practical, economical energy management solution, and a range of quirky, appealing animations.
We have worked extensively with EIT Digital – one of the many specialists involved in London tech Week – for a number of years, and have provided a comprehensive range of marketing and communications materials as the progressive organisation has expanded throughout Europe, and into the US. On Monday, we were present as EIT CEO, Willem Jonker (pictured – @WillemJonkerNL) officially opened their new London node, on the first day of LTW.
Part of our work with EIT involved designing for their Digital Master School, which delivers postgraduate, industry-ready entrepreneurs and innovators to the swiftly-growing digital technology industry. On the back of this work, we were excited to learn of LTW’s Google-supported academy, and will keep an eye on the output of this new addition to the annual event.
All week, at our London design agency, we will be celebrating the latest dynamic innovations delivered and discussed across the multitude of stands, exhibitions, and lectures taking place during the event.