Over the last month Impression Signs and Graphics has been lucky to be bursting at the seams with work for ABcom.
Who is ABcom?
ABcom’s business is to make it easy to find solutions for your businesses’ networking/cable/data challenges. They’ve recently provided their customer centric solutions to Target, Honeywell and Unisys by installing Point of Sale, Voice and Data, Paging, Wireless, CCTV systems, low voltage systems, fiber optic and copper cabling systems.
ABcom has quickly become a big player for network management services in the Twin Cities. With a higher demand than ever before, ABcom’s 1995 startup business is now booming.
So, what are we doing for them?
Impression Signs is continuing to support ABcom’s re-branding efforts by creating meaningful and quality visual communication solutions. While they worked with a marketing firm to help strategize their design, we continued to help bring their design to life.
We have been working like crazy to produce vehicle graphics for 10 of their vehicles (a few on beautiful new Nissan commercial vehicles), along with a full overhaul of all exterior signage at their Vandais Heights facility – including window graphics, parking signs, and other outdoor signage at their office. All graphics were printed on 3M films and laminates.
Why could this be important for you?
If you are trying to communicate a message or brand to any audience, understanding the importance of visual communication can do wonders for you or your company. Most mental processing happens within seconds. Our brain takes shortcuts and makes assumptions unconsciously, in order to process all information as quickly as possible. Since the brain has to consume so much data, you often want your message to be as clear, clean and simple as possible. Visual information is always better than just plain text as it not only makes your message clear but fun and easy to digest.
Our Customer’s Results?
Check out how ABcom re-branded uniformly across all platforms, spreading awareness through vehicle graphics, exterior graphics and lastly their informative website.
By: Apryl Cave
