Articles posted by chris@precisionpr.co.uk (Page 4)

Author: chris@precisionpr.co.uk

Chris has spent nearly 30 years managing in-house and agency PR teams creating highly successful communications campaigns. With a little help from friends, Chris created Precision PR in the spring of 2017. Chris has held senior communications roles at CODA, Hyperion, CSI, Qualys and Epson, and has worked in several mid-level and senior agency roles gaining a range of strategic and hands-on skills with clients and business partners that include; Alcatel-Lucent, Adaptsys, BHA Software, IBM, Microsoft, PeopleSoft, QAD, Qlik, Salesforce.com, SAP, SDRC and Yokogawa. Our associates have worked with many others.

Merry Christmas, and a warm, safe and comfortable New Year

This year we’ve decided to NOT send Christmas Cards to our many friends and relatives. Instead we’ve made a donation to Byte Night

Remembrance Sunday – it’s more than a Poppy

This is a post about my daughter. I make no apology for that – not even to her. And certainly not to her soon-to-be-ex-employers.

A little thought about training

My beautiful, talented wife and business partner (Cary) recently decided that she wanted to do some pottery. She chose to attend an adult training class in a nearby town for two reasons

IPEX 2017 – A visit to the NEC

This week I took the time out to visit the NEC for IPEX 2017. Billed as ‘The UK’s premier international print show’, there were several reasons I wanted to go.

New win – ghost writers

Chris has recently been engaged to write blogs and website copy for a large, Thames Valley-based marketing agency. He was selected for his flexible approach to the task plus his previous experience in the subject.

Things I wish I could do in CAD

I’m no designer or engineer, but I absolutely love Computer Aided Design (CAD) software and all its derivatives and associated applications.

Pearl Dental Software – case study – Church Street Dental Surgery

Case Study – Church Street Dental Surgery

Awards and stuff like that

Everyone loves an award ceremony, don’t they? Especially the organisers who charge finalists and corporate sponsors hundreds of pounds for each person that attends. So, based on 25-years of entering and attending awards ceremonies for various software products, projectors, printers, etc., here are a few observations.

6 Tips on Managing Children in a Dental Surgery

Ideas from Dental Nurses who are also Mums by Charlotte Taylor