Hi Everyone,
This topic surfaced on a recent internal management briefing with our internal departments including Marketing. They reiterated that there is no art or logotype for the rebranded product... as a Broadcom policy. The C icon (white reverse text on blue) that Suman shows above is also not a logo; it is simply an icon. The brand is in name only so the text Clarity PPM as seen on application pages in 15.5.1.1 and later releases represents a de facto unofficial branding image and logotype. (Entirely my own opinion here, but promotion, rendering, and legally defending patents, trademarks, registered marks, service marks, prior art, special fonts, PostScript or vector art, and logotypes is extremely expensive; we might consider Broadcom management very wise here... consider we have 100s of products and minimizing brand sprawl helps us focus on a subset of meaningful commercial brands that do resonate the most. Clarity PPM is such a dynamic product as is... Clarity PPM in text alone is strong enough branding, at least for now.)