Navigating the Chaos of Unintended Consequences
Progress is usually treated as something positive as the very word is enjoyable to say and implies that a goal […]
1 year ago
“In reality, design is not that important”
In a recent interview in FastCompany with John Maeda of Automattic reflects on the mantra that companies should embrace “design-led” […]
2 years ago
It’s not about automation, it is about the adaptation of labor, work and outcomes
I recently attended a thought provoking Chicago Humanities Festival forum discussing the effects of automation on work with Louis Hyman […]
2 years ago
AI, amplification, and the future of being human
I recently read the MIT Technology Review on 10 Breakthrough Technologies in which there are many articles throughout that described […]
2 years ago
Seeking agility in the age of VUCA
Many organizations are seeking ways to move faster to market and want to be “agile.” They associate agility with speed, […]
2 years ago
“The only thing we can be is optimistic”
At a recent Dutch Design week, a panel discussion was chaired by Dezeen founder and editor-in-chief Marcus Fairs as part […]
2 years ago
Is this real, or does it matter?
Recently, the Xinhua News Agency in China unveiled at the World Internet Conference a new sharply dressed news anchor, that […]
2 years agoRewards by understanding risk
“Our doubts are traitors and make us lose the good we oft might win by fearing to attempt.” William Shakespeare, Measure […]
2 years ago
Curated Co-Working Environments : The next level of independent working
There was a recent story on National Public Radio highlighting the increase in independent workers and their desire to find […]
2 years ago
From the Tanagram Archives : Crowdsourcing
I was listening to NPR and they had another story about crowd sourcing and a gym shoe company in Seattle […]
2 years ago