asupoa.info

The role of designing is very important for the production of a printing product. In fact, it is the foundation on which the whole structure of the product is built. The success of the product is dependent upon these designs. This is why they must be innovative and stylish. Such products as a custom presentation folder can take full advantage of these designs.

Before explaining the effects of such innovative designing on the folders, it is better to understand the form and functions of these items. They are not like a normal folder. They have special form with pockets or slits crafted on the insides of their covers to carry important business documents. The most extensive use of a presentation folder is in the offices.

Now back to the designing. There are many situations in which the outlook of a product can itself be used as a marketing tool. That’s why they must look better to attract more and more customers. They can also be used for the promotion of business identity of the company. This is one reason why the folder printing products need to be good looking. Colorful designs and proper printing will make them attractive to many customers. Moreover, the quality of the printing can be increased to produce a proper impact in the market.

As the use of presentation folders is not limited to offices only, their designs must be innovative and good looking. Most of the large companies and schools utilize them as a tool to promote their new products or enhance business identity. These designs must be innovative and yet should represent the business identity of the company in a purely traditional manner.

Every time you pick up a newspaper you see chaos and controversy in a never ending stream of sound and fury. Not long ago we got an email inquiry into the Online Think Tank after stating in a report that we need to prevent multi-directional conflicts in our nation’s strategic plan and likewise in the World’s direction and strategic plan. So the question was:

Don’t we already live in a world of multi-directional conflicts?

Interesting comment, and perhaps the answer is Yes and No. Yes, if you believe the embellished mass media hysteria trying to turn each minor self-correcting event into an immediate catastrophe, thus a self-fulfilling prophesy of chaos, using mankind’s innate tendency towards sound and fury – a sense that gives humans purpose.

No, because that media created reality is not the actual reality, as change is a constant, even if some change evokes fear for many who avoid it like the plague. If you look at a group like the UN, each time they add new nations with different cultures the stress level goes up until things gel. If you watch committees, it also seems like it takes time for the group to establish a pecking order, adjust to egos and determine what they really wish to achieve.

Currently in human civilizations, we see conflicts of religion and culture, energy and power, and as myriad of other issues affecting the squares on the mosaic. In reality, the cultural issues, which are over blown along with the misunderstanding of those who have given their minds to the TV set.

The conflicts intensify due to disingenuous reporting and of course, the fact that chaos sells news. Folks from different cultures tend to be quite civilized when face-to-face, and yet “fear” is easily incited when communication is weak and folks do not sit down and break bread together. Neutral ground helps break down fear based indoctrination, not all, but most all once they get talking

With regards to wars and human armed conflicts, wars are often promoted for reasons of monetary enhancement of a few in the present period, sometimes that wealth comes from acquisition of resources, territory or the building and selling or trade of weapons that kill humans. Is this too extreme for the subject matter – are there not multi-directional conflicts in free societies automatically?

Indeed, but in theory there is little difference. In a small town, the town gossip or the boy who cried wolf can take the place of media. In a committee, it might be an instigator, which likes to rile things up. Multi-directional conflict is not so bad, what is unfortunate is when one trend works to unseat another. One child gets friends to help build a sand castle in the sand box and decides they need more plastic shovels, taking them away from the others who were building their own sand castle, finite resources (plastic shovels) create issues with the children’s ability to come together in a basic understanding.