Magenta releases white paper on generative AI
Magenta Associates, the communications specialist for the built environment, has released a white paper that explores the implications of generative AI on content creation and …
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Magenta Associates, the communications specialist for the built environment, has released a white paper that explores the implications of generative AI on content creation and …
As our building resilience campaign comes to a close, we held our final Q&A with William Poole-Wilson, the founder of workplace design and strategy architects …
This week, we hosted our building resilience Q&A with Andrew Wood and Simon Murphy of DMA Group. They offered their expert opinions from the construction …
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Award season is approaching, and businesses will no doubt be considering entering industry awards for their target categories. However, entering awards schemes can be expensive …
Last month, I issued a call via LinkedIn to say that Magenta was looking for an energy management expert – someone to come in and …
Journalists are under immense pressure. Their time is precious, particularly those working on national news desks. Over the past two years, the current affairs landscape …
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With businesses going through unprecedented change, the importance of integrated communications has never been as crucial as it is now. Leaders are making big decisions …
Research conducted by Magenta has shown that communications priorities are changing. Our survey of 2,000 employees found that, despite 83 per cent of leaders agreeing …