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Brad Neuberg: Intelligence Augmentation and the Myth of the Golden Lost Age

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Maarten van Emden has a great piece on Douglas Engelbart and Intelligence Augmentation (IA) versus Artificial Intelligence (AI). First go read that piece then come back here This post follows up a bit and comments on some of what Maarten says.

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Creating, building, and scaling your UX process — Medium

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Collaboration between UX designers and product designers is crucial when building new products.

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Building User Experiences: Synchronizing User Experience Design and the Supporting Metadata and Taxonomy Infrastructure

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A Playbook for Improving Customer Journeys

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It feels great to see and map the experiences that customers have; you suddenly have a handle on what’s really happening from their perspective. But you’ve also set yourself up for something much harder—improving that customer journey you now see.

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How the brain builds new thoughts

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Let’s start with a simple sentence: Last week Joe Biden beat Vladimir Putin in a game of Scrabble. It’s a strange notion to entertain, certainly, but one humans can easily make sense of, researchers say, thanks to the way the brain constructs new thoughts.

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New documentary casts spotlight on design’s impact on a product’s success

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One of the major components in developing an application, platform, or technological service is how it’s built, thus engineers are often placed on a pedestal. However, it’s not just function that matters – appearance has a tremendous impact on the product’s success.

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It’s not enough to just sell a product or service—companies must truly engage with their customers. McKinsey & Company outlines four elements of a design-driven culture, necessary to embed experience design in an organization.

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The interfaces that bridge the human-machine divide

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First it was toggle switches. And then keyboards, the mouse and other standard interface devices gave us control of computers and the digital world. From the tangible, to hands-free and beyond, the ways in which we control digital systems are expanding.

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Google Ventures: Your Design Team Needs A War Room. Here’s How To Set One Up

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Want to foster creativity? Skip the foosball table and opt for a war room instead. Google Ventures’s Jake Knapp shows you how. Plus: a peek inside Google Ventures’s own war room In the last two years at Google Ventures, I’ve done design sprints with...

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The 8 Worst UX Mistakes Coming From Experts

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Have you ever asked yourself what UX is all about? It’s about learning from mistakes. You can build a design around the idea of turning bad experiences into good ones.

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Jon Kolko: Design thinking comes of age How should companies think about design centricity? For Jon Kolko, vice president of design at Blackboard, an education software company, design thinking can define the way an organization functions at the most basic levels—how it …

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Can Good Design Be Measured?

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Recently, I was invited to speak about this topic for the Collision Conference, which is coming up in May: Can good design be measured? This is a great, complicated tangle of a question. Immediately, I started thinking of ways to answer it. If it’s...

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Daniel Gomez Seidel and Masuma Henry of Artefact have posted a nice write-up on recent developments and opportunities for wearables in the healthcare space. The post contains various interesting cases and points at some of the human and contextual challenges involved. bit.ly/1Lu28Zk

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Daniel Gomez Seidel and Masuma Henry of Artefact have posted a nice write-up on recent developments and opportunities for wearables in the healthcare space. The post contains various interesting cases and points at some of the human and contextual challenges involved. bit.ly/1Lu28Zk

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Daniel Gomez Seidel and Masuma Henry of Artefact have posted a nice write-up on recent developments and opportunities for wearables in the healthcare space. The post contains various interesting cases and points at some of the human and contextual challenges involved. bit.ly/1Lu28Zk

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Daniel Gomez Seidel and Masuma Henry of Artefact have posted a nice write-up on recent developments and opportunities for wearables in the healthcare space. The post contains various interesting cases and points at some of the human and contextual challenges involved. bit.ly/1Lu28Zk

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