Strategic Communications Services

Communications with a technical flair.

Web content writing, editing and review. PowerPoint presentation design and enhancement. Technical writing and documentation. Web usability consulting, testing, and training.

The BrainWave team brings to your project extensive Internet expertise and over sixty years' cumulative experience in technical writing, corporate communications, and periodical writing.

BrainWave Solutions offers strategic communications services in three key areas:

1. 1. Web usability engineering
2. 2. PowerPoint services
3. 3. Writing & communications

In two words: we deliver.

The BrainWave team has chalked up decades of experience in technical and corporate communications, instructional design, and narrative and expository writing for both print and electronic media. We have worked on assignments ranging in complexity from one-page job aids to large-scale projects containing thousands of pages of documentation.

BrainWave principals Deborah Munro and Pam Blackstone:

• are experienced, effective and persuasive wordsmiths with a shared ability to craft engaging copy and communicate with clarity and economy.
• understand how people process information. Our experience in adult education will ensure that your materials engage audiences and facilitate comprehension.
• are adept at developing technology-based solutions. Our experience in writing for electronic media, our knowledge of usability principles, and our understanding of the benefits and limitations of new media technology will ensure that content created for digital presentation will produce enhanced user experiences.
• are a team, committed to shared writing responsibilities. The team approach provides for enhanced continuity, quality assurance, and easier contingency planning. A key benefit is the reduced revision cycle afforded by quality checks and “second eye” editorial review prior to submitting deliverables.

Every BrainWave solution is:

• strategic - aligned with your business objectives
• accessible – never placing whiz-bang technical effects before sound communication
• clear - explaining complex ideas in plain English, formatted for easy retrieval
• engaging - presenting content in a lively fashion that piques the user's desire to know more
• appropriate - tailoring content to audience comprehension level
• fun – technical information doesn't have to be boring!