Tag: collaboration

• Adaptation: A Framework for the Ages

  That’s Damien Newman’s process of design. It may be crude, but it’s absolutely clear: the unknown heading into Research leads to the sparks of Ideation, culminating with the clarity and details of Design. While such a process is a universal axiom—we all start in a fog as we attempt to narrow down to any clear form of expression or execution—what […]

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  November 16, 2015

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  adaptation, Agile, Alan Cooper, art, business, change, collaboration, design, Design Studio, experience design, philosophy

• SXSW2006 Day Five: Democratization of the Moving Image

  Andrew Baron and Amanda Congdon are Rocketboom. We are in an interesting time, as production tools for mass communication are dirt cheap and accessible. Rocketboom: An interesting intersection of blogging, TV over IP, radical advertising, etc. […] The art of the possible. Personal filters (media, people they meet, events, etc.) – always on the lookout […]

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  March 14, 2006

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  advertising, Amanda Congdon, Andrew Baron, business, citizen media, collaboration, community, design, innovation, internet, Rocketboom, user experience design

• Writing 2.0: On Being Transparent

  We who blog, incessantly rave about the progressive attributes of transparency. It’s not a beckon call that we own; political activists have been screaming for transparency in government since, well, forever. Transparency provides credibility. The truth shall set you free. You pick the cliche, they’re all spot on. Well, in this Web 2.0 world that […]

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  January 17, 2006

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  business, change, Chris Anderson, citizen media, collaboration, David Weinberger, methodology, The Long Tail, transparency

• Web 2.0: The Micro And Macro Of The Matter

  In this post, I want to pull back a bit to focus on some of the meaning behind the term Web 2.0, touching upon aspects of the meme that have driven it to a certain tipping point within the tech community. And no, that doesn’t mean everyone is on board—as dedicated professionals are either embracing […]

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  October 6, 2005

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  Amazon.com, blogging, collaboration, discourse, flickr, Google, information architecture, innovation, internet, user experience design, web 2.0

• Even Jackson Pollock Had A Method

  Designers are held to a double standard, especially those of us who design for the interactive medium. The stereotype of a designer is that he or she is self-referential with their design approach. Businesses cringe when faced with the prospect of bringing in a new designer to a team. I mean, come on, all designers […]

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  June 10, 2005

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  archetype, business, collaboration, communication, competition, design, design persona, methodology, research, technology, user experience design