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Category Archives: Design
Closed for Business?
There’s a very interesting article in today’s Wall Street Journal titled, “Is It Better for Businesses to Adopt Open or Closed Platforms?” While “open” systems have been seen as driving competitive advantage over the past decade or so, the article … Continue reading
Posted in Design, Uncategorized
Tagged Apple, Frog Design, Harvard Law School, Matthew Szulik, open, open source, openness, Red Hat
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Betrayed by the brand: How Moleskine made enemies of the people who loved it most
These days, passionate brand advocates are hard won and easily lost. One of my favorite brands is learning this lesson right now. For writers, designers, or anyone in a creative field, notebooks are your place to record inspiration and craft … Continue reading
12 design thinking rules from David Burney
One of my business partners at New Kind, David Burney, is an exceptional facilitator of design thinking sessions. David introduced me to design thinking and the work of IDEO (where many of the concepts behind design thinking were developed and … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Design
Tagged agendas, build on ideas, Change By Design, creativity, David Burney, death to acronyms, Design, design thinking, devil's advocate, don't debate ideas, don't sell ideas, facilitating, facilitation, ideas, ideation, IDEO, obvious, play is good, Roger Martin, state the obvious, stupid ideas, Ten Faces of Innovation, The Art of Innovation, The Design of Business, Thomas Lockwood, Tim Brown, titles, Tom Kelley, transparency, wild ideas
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