More than 25 years helping technology companies turn innovation into understanding, market authority and commercial opportunity.

Experience built across technology markets

Since 2000, Krowne Communications has worked with technology companies, industry organisations and public-sector stakeholders across some of the most complex and demanding areas of the digital economy. Our experience spans semiconductors, digital identity, hardware and software security, payment technologies, cybersecurity and, more recently, quantum computing, artificial intelligence and post-quantum cryptography.

Throughout that time, we have supported organisations at different stages of market development, from introducing emerging technologies and establishing industry platforms to managing strategic communications for established international businesses. The common thread has been an understanding of how technology markets develop, how industry conversations influence adoption, and how communications can help organisations establish a credible and lasting market position.

Working with industry leaders

Over the years, Krowne has undertaken communications, publishing, strategic development and industry engagement projects involving some of the most recognised names in the technology sector.

Our selected historical references include:

• Semiconductors and hardware: Infineon Technologies, Samsung Semiconductor, NXP Semiconductors.
• Digital identity and security: Bundesdruckerei, Giesecke & Devrient, Gemalto, HID Global, Bosch Security Systems and Certgate.
• Payments, mobile and connected technologies: Visa Europe, Mastercard Europe, Ingenico, Verifone, Telefónica/O2 and Oracle.

These references span different periods of Krowne’s history and reflect the breadth of sectors in which we have operated. They should not be interpreted as a list of current client engagements. Our work has covered corporate communications, strategic positioning, editorial development, industry relations, video production, specialist publications, event organisation and the development of collaborative industry initiatives.

Bundesdruckerei: Making secure identity a public conversation

Between 2004 and 2012, Krowne served as lead communications agency for Bundesdruckerei, supporting the company’s positioning during a period of considerable development in electronic identity and high-security technologies. Our responsibilities included communications strategy, corporate publishing and editorial development. Among the most significant projects was Einmalig, a publication designed to connect the company’s technical expertise with wider conversations about security, identity, society and the economy.

Krowne was responsible for the creative development of the first thirteen editions of Einmalig. The publication went on to receive several international corporate publishing awards, demonstrating the value of bringing complex technical subjects to a broader decision-making audience.

Building industry platforms and communities

Alongside our consultancy work, Krowne has established and managed specialist publishing platforms, conferences and industry initiatives. These activities have allowed us to work directly with technology providers, regulators, industry associations and decision-makers, building communities around emerging technologies and the challenges surrounding their adoption.

Silicon Trust

Established in 2000, the Silicon Trust became an international industry platform focused on silicon-based security, electronic identity and trusted digital infrastructure. For approximately 25 years, the programme brought together technology providers, government representatives and industry specialists through editorial publishing, strategic communications and industry engagement.

Its publications, including SECURE and The VAULT, provided a forum for technical developments, government programmes, industry perspectives and the evolution of digital identity technologies. The experience gained through Silicon Trust continues to inform Krowne’s understanding of digital trust, security ecosystems and the relationships between technology, regulation and market adoption.

Contactless Intelligence

Contactless Intelligence was developed as a specialist communications and industry platform during the emergence of contactless, NFC and mobile payment technologies. Its activities included editorial publishing, the Contactless Intelligence Conference, the Contactless & Mobile Awards and specialist industry roundtables. The platform provided a meeting point for technology developers, payment providers, retailers, standards organisations and other stakeholders during an important phase in the development of contactless markets.

Industry forums and specialist programmes

Krowne has also supported the development and management of specialist industry initiatives, including the Java Card Forum, Mobile ID Forum and Open Standards Forum. These projects have involved industry coordination, communications, event management, publishing and partner engagement. Together, they reflect an important part of our experience: creating the environments in which industries exchange knowledge, build relationships and develop shared understanding.

The Quantum Space: Our experience in practice

Launched in 2025, The Quantum Space represents the next stage in Krowne’s development as a specialist B2B media and intelligence business.

Covering quantum computing, post-quantum cryptography, cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, digital identity and trusted technologies, the platform combines industry reporting, analysis, original research and editorial commentary. Through its Innovating Trust podcast, The Quantum Space also provides a forum for conversations with technology leaders, researchers, policymakers and industry specialists. In 2026, the programme reached number nine in the MillionPodcasts ranking of cryptography podcasts.

The Quantum Space is also where Krowne applies and refines its approach to Strategic Narrative Engineering. Editorial positioning, content relationships, discoverability and authority can be examined in a live publishing environment, with the insights feeding directly into our wider communications methodology. It brings together two areas that have always defined Krowne: understanding the technology and understanding how markets interpret it.

From industry experience to narrative authority

Technology markets have changed considerably since Krowne was established. The channels, platforms and methods through which organisations communicate have changed with them. Yet many of the underlying challenges remain familiar. New technologies require explanation. Emerging markets need credible voices. Companies must establish differentiation, demonstrate expertise and develop relationships with customers, partners, policymakers and the wider industry.

Today, those challenges extend into AI-driven information discovery, where organisations increasingly need to consider how their expertise and market position are interpreted by both people and machines. Krowne’s Strategic Narrative Engineering methodology builds on this accumulated experience, providing a structured approach to defining, measuring and strengthening the market narratives organisations create.

Our history gives us a practical understanding of how technology conversations evolve. Our publishing activities allow us to explore how those conversations are changing.

The objective remains the same: helping technology organisations establish the authority, recognition and understanding their innovations deserve.

Work with Krowne

Whether you are introducing a new technology, developing your position in an established market or looking to understand the narrative your current communications are creating, Krowne brings together industry experience, editorial expertise and strategic communications.

Explore Krowne’s Strategic Narrative Engineering services or contact us to discuss your requirements.