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How Disruption Brought Order
Product Details
- Pub. Date: September 2007
- Publisher: Palgrave Macmillan
- Sales Rank: 860,946
Synopsis
In his previous bestselling books, global advertising icon Jean-Marie Dru explored the visionary, innovative techniques that have become a hallmark of TBWA Worldwide campaigns. Now he gives a first-hand account of how the bold methods of disruption launched TBWA to the forefront of international advertising. Here he shares personal insights and anecdotes about his life in advertising as well as lessons learned, revealing how client campaigns for Nissan, Adidas, and the Apple iPhone became such unqualified successes. Both a fascinating business memoir and a practical guide to harnessing the power of disruption, this book offers a look at the cutting edge of modern advertising.
Biography
Jean-Marie Dru was appointed President and Chief Executive Officer of TBWA Worldwide in March 2001. He was previously co-founder and Chairman of BDDP Group, which merged with TBWA in 1998. Dru is the author of Disruption: Overturning Conventions and Shaking up the Marketplace and Beyond Disruption: Changing the Rules in the Marketplace.
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How Disruption Brought Order
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How Disruption Brought Order
Table of Contents
Introduction 1
Thinking Differently
The Method: (Or Why Our Way of Working Makes Our Agency a Different Kind of Company) 5
The Product: (Or Why Advertising Has to Change in a World of Interactive Dominance) 41
The Media: (Or Why Advertising Is Entering an Era without Barriers) 65
The Agency: (Or Why the Agency of the Future Will Be a Place of Cultural Blendning) 93
Acting Differently
Culture: (Or How a Company Culture Can Become Its Key Competitive Asset) 111
Values: (Or How Company Values that Come at No Cost Have No Worth) 131
Skills: (Or How Our Company Has Nurtured Special Skills) 143
Principles: (Or How a Culture Can Foster Principles that Go against Convention) 173
Behaving Differently
The Advertising Man: (Or What Lee Clow Can Teach Others about Advertising) 193
The Brand: (Or Why Companies Should Think of Themselves as Brands) 203
Conclusion 221
Index 223
Acknowledgments 235
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