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Adam Kallish

Adam Kallish focuses on business and market transformation using human centered design practices with integrated multi-disciplinary teams linking vision to requirements to results. He consults through Trope Collaborative and teaches at the Institute of Design at Illinois Institute of Technology. Until recently, he was Associate Partner with the Strategic Design Consulting group, at Infosys and was IBM Systems Design Lead collaborating with engineers, designers, marketing, and support to shape 21st century infrastructure and how it can hellp markets achieve their business goals.
Change & Transformation

Changing the Transformation Syndrome

1 year ago
Agile Design Practice Human-Centered Design Uncategorized

UX Theatre: No Experience Necessary

2 years ago
Cognition Design Practice Human-Centered Design Innovation

Expectations : The potential of anticipation

2 years ago
Design Practice Human-Centered Design Innovation Policy Social Design Uncategorized

Better Worlds? Yes, but not the unified future we may be thinking of.

2 years ago
Design Practice Human-Centered Design Innovation Interviews Policy Social Design

Advocating for more equitable futures : Interview with Chris Rudd

2 years ago
Artificial Intelligence Automation Human-Centered Design Social Design Technology

Your attention please : Welcome to your eco chamber

2 years ago
Design Practice Interviews

Clarity with purpose : An interview with Jim Misener, President of 50,000feet

2 years ago
Design Practice Interviews Social Design

Museums as products of the mind : An interview with Tanner Woodford

2 years ago
Design Practice

An ontological journey of the word Design

3 years ago
Social Design work and labor

A virtual collaboration crash course in the age of pandemics

3 years ago
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