Litton Software Systems

Posted in: - Dec 18, 2010 No Comments

Litton Software Systems makes software applications for warehouse management and inventory control. Initial research into this category revealed that most graphics consisted of forklifts and guys in hard hats. It was dreadful but revealed the opportunity to do great creative that would stand out. Our favorite illustrator, Steven Lyons, was called on to create amazing artwork that graphically clarified Litton’s services.

Our client was ecstatic over the results. Their clients went wild. Sales increased by 38%. And the brochure won three national design awards.

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Emails from client:

Subject: Automated Environments
From: Kristi Cates
Company: IBM

"Bill, It was great to talk with you today and it sounds like things are headed in the right direction! I truly feel that you guys are a great asset to our marcomm efforts and our team".

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Subject: Retriever CD-ROM
From: Cress Carter
Company: L3 Communications

"Over the weekend we had 5,000 Retriever CDs printed up for distribution at Networld+Interop. A few comments: 1. The demo of the interactive CD ROM is very, very good, actually it is OUTSTANDING! -- It’s as cool as any software demo I've seen. Anyone with customer contact should encourage users to use the demo menu as their initial navigation point. Great job Oxford."

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