HP | “Chain Reaction” featuring Aaron Takahashi
HP’s “Chain Reaction” ad stars Aaron Takahashi, who finds himself caught in a series of increasingly ridiculous events after a simple printer malfunction. What starts as a minor inconvenience quickly spirals into an uncontrollable chain of chaos—leading to an absurd sequence of mishaps that humorously highlight the frustrations of office technology. The Formula (That Works […]
ScreenCloud | IT Hero
ScreenCloud’s ad is a mockumentary-style tribute to the unsung legends of the office: IT teams. Framed like a superhero origin story, it follows one overwhelmed IT pro who unlocks his full potential—not with a cape, but with ScreenCloud’s digital signage solution. It’s a quirky, self-aware reminder that even behind-the-scenes heroes deserve a streamlined way to […]
ServiceNow | Connecting Corners with AI
This cinematic ad from ServiceNow explores what happens when departments work in silos—emails get missed, teams misalign, and time is wasted. But with AI quietly connecting the dots, work starts to flow. The message? ServiceNow helps your business run smarter by bringing everything—and everyone—together. The Formula (That Works at Any Budget): Everyday Inefficiencies = Built-In […]
Okta | That’s Not the Father
Okta flips daytime TV drama into IT comedy gold in this identity-first security spot. Set on a spoof of a Maury-style show, an emotional employee is shocked to discover—live on stage—that the man who logged into her system is not her actual coworker. Enter: the punchline, and the problem—your company’s security is only as strong […]
Okta | “That’s My IT Guy.”
Okta’s ad spins the usually invisible world of IT into the spotlight—with a twist of spy drama. When a cyberattack threatens a company, one employee proudly proclaims, “That’s my IT guy!” as their identity security expert pulls off the ultimate digital rescue. It’s sleek, dramatic, and glorifies the unsung heroes of the digital age. The […]
Cloudwaremx | Work worth celebrating | The smarter way to workflow
Cloudwaremx’s ad is a punchy, fast-moving ride through the chaotic underbelly of business operations gone wrong—and the dramatic shift when workflow finally clicks. The tone? Snappy. The visuals? Sharp. The message? Work should feel like winning, not whack-a-mole with tasks. The Formula (That Works at Any Budget): Exaggerated Workplace Chaos = Immediate Pain Point RecognitionThe […]
WalkMe | Employee Frustration can be Difficult to Diagnose
WalkMe’s ad takes a humorous and insightful approach to highlighting employee frustrations in the workplace. The ad features a comical “diagnosis” of a worker’s frustration with technology. The scenario uses a doctor-patient dynamic, where the employee’s frustrations are misinterpreted and treated as something far more complex than they are. Ultimately, WalkMe positions itself as the […]
Resilience | “The Argument”
In “The Argument,” Resilience takes us into the world of a heated workplace discussion where everything goes wrong—thanks to the chaos that ensues when people stop listening. The ad showcases how failing to address challenges head-on can create unnecessary confusion. Resilience offers a solution that helps organizations steer clear of these miscommunications and stay focused […]
HappySignals | IT is Emotions
HappySignals takes a refreshingly human approach to IT, flipping the script on the typical tech-focused, jargon-heavy messaging. Instead of showcasing software features, the ad reminds us that IT decisions impact real people’s emotions—from frustration to relief. The Formula (That Works at Any Budget): Empathy Over Specs = Deeper Connection – Instead of talking about uptime, […]
Zoho | Excitement meets Zoho One
Zoho One’s ad leans into absurd humor and exaggerated enthusiasm to make business software—usually a dry topic—feel like the most exciting thing on the planet. The spot plays on over-the-top excitement, treating Zoho’s integrated business software suite like a life-changing revelation. The Formula (That Works at Any Budget): Exaggerated Reactions = Immediate Engagement – The […]