In the News

30 January, 2011

Portland Business Journal, "Typethink Rolls Out Products"

While Typethink was founded in 2007 as a design firm, our offerings have grown to include much more than creative services, and our focus has long been on software solutions. The article in last week's issue of the Portland Business Journal, titled Typethink Rolls Out Products, included a glimpse of our latest offering: Thinkspace.

Under continual development since 2008, Thinkspace is a suite of cloud-hosted software solutions designed to address common business problems that organizations face today. Currently sold in the retail, financial and municipal sectors, Thinkspace empowers organizations by tying their websites to back-office tools and increasing internal efficiencies within a secure, collaborative environment. 

Learn more about Thinkspace on our Products page, and discover how it is being used today by retail, financial, and municipal organizations.

The Portland Business Journal is a local weekly publication owned by American City Business Journals, and is delivered in both print and online formats.

10 January, 2011

Typethink Selected to Design Oregon Governor John Kitzhaber’s Website

We are pleased to announce the launch of one of our most recent projects, the newly redesigned website for Oregon Governor John Kitzhaber. Typethink was selected by Oregon’s Department of Administrative Services to work on the project alongside Hewlett-Packard, and the two-month long project recently came to a close on January 10th with the publishing of http://governor.oregon.gov/. 

We are pleased to have been selected to work on such a public facing project by the State of Oregon, and would like to thank all of those who were involved in the project from conception to completion.

Should you have any questions about this or Typethink’s other municipal projects, please contact John Rogers, Chief Communications Officer at Typethink. 

1 December, 2010

Typethink Joins Oregon Humane Society Corporate Relations Committee

The Corporate Relations Committee for the Oregon Humane Society serves to engage community business leaders and educate them on the current events of the Oregon Humane Society, with the desired outcome of earning their recognition of OHS as an organization for corporate gifting.

Since November, Typethink co-founder and CEO, Rami Kassab, has been serving OHS as a member of the Corporate Relations Committee, and is striving to further realize the goals of the committee and the Oregon Humane Society.

If you or your organization are interested in volunteering, you can learn more at the volunteer and business partnership pages of Oregon Humane Society’s website.

1 November, 2010

Typethink CEO Presents at the First Annual GOSCON IgniteGov

Typethink co-founder and CEO, Rami Kassab, was recently invited to present at the first annual IgniteGov as part of the 2010 Government Open Source Conference, GOSCON, on the topic of Designing and Developing Effective and Efficient Municipal Websites [VIDEO].

GOSCON LogoAlongside co-founder Dominick Radominski, Rami headed Typethink’s initiative to expand into the municipal sector through custom web application development services, and has since contracted with the City of St. Helens to design and develop a new branded website offering a comprehensive set of services to their residents. Through collaboration with the City of St. Helens, Typethink has developed a partnership program in order to engage other cities for the multi-year development project.


For more information about Typethink’s partnership program for municipal websites, please contact John Rogers, Chief Communications Officer at Typethink.