WHAM has created a new set of icons for Three for use on handsets and mobiles. We’ve also created a small, modest little web site to show them off and tell the story behind their creation. In addition to being able to see the icons on the site, Three is also offering an earlier version of the icons to anyone under a creative commons license. These will be available later in the month.
Going from strength to strength, offices at the Indian Telecomms giant Aircel have been abuzz with excitement this week, with news that they have won an award for retail excellence. Having worked with them closely for nearing two years, we have helped increase their customer base from 8 million to a staggering 30 million people. With such a success rate, our work with Aircel continues to be hugely rewarding.
Working in Malaysia means WHAM absorbs lots of local culture. The Government there is promoting a big programme of “1 Malaysia” to help keep harmony amongst the various cultures. When we were there last it was Hari Raya – and lots of lovely lights in celebration.
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WHAM helped 3 Indonesia create three television commercials and a photo shoot involving Manchester United players. This work will be used to promote their sponsorship of the Manchester United Asia Tour and associated products. We enlisted the services of The Bank to help with aspects of this project.
Teaching Manchester United players to speak Bahasa is just part of the extensive work WHAM does in leading the 3 Brand in 10 countries!
We’ve been working with Aircel, one of India’s fast growing telecommunications companies, for some time now and recently things have gotten much, much busier. Many folk from WHAM are now racking up some crazy air miles as we help out on all manner of projects from brand development, retail, digital, and even the Aircel sponsored Chennai Superkings in the Indian Premier League cricket. Watch out over the coming months. There’s a lot more happening that we’d love to tell you about and…er, will…eventually.
In October 2008, 3 was announced as the Preferred Tenderer for the National Broadband Scheme (NBS) in Ireland. WHAM has created the identity for the scheme which will deliver broadband to remote rural areas of Ireland without fixed line connection.
