Tuesday, March 15, 2016
Tuesday, March 1, 2016
Take Away from Margo Chase
Their creative inspirations workspace is functional and eclectic.
The design studio has an open layout, ideal for collaboration and exchange of ideas.
Designers are open to feedback and discussion.
Assembly of teams varies, depending on the client, and consists of an account person and a creative
person.
The design studio has an open layout, ideal for collaboration and exchange of ideas.
Designers are open to feedback and discussion.
Assembly of teams varies, depending on the client, and consists of an account person and a creative
person.
Take Away from Doug Powell on Design Thinking
IBM is reinterpreting design thinking for the modern, continuous delivery world, with a focus on
human centered outcomes of speed and scale.
They are utilizing the following principles of design thinking:
1. A focus on user outcomes (above all else)
2. Multidisciplinary teams
3. Restless reinvention
There are three tactical keys to IBM design thinking:
1. Hills- statements of intent which surround teams around a clear common goal
2. Playbacks- used to keep a globally dispersed team aligned, bring project stakeholders into the loop, and get feedback
3. Sponsor users- real people who use their products and greatly influence the work of design teams
The infinite loop symbol illustrates the process of observation, reflection, and making.
human centered outcomes of speed and scale.
They are utilizing the following principles of design thinking:
1. A focus on user outcomes (above all else)
2. Multidisciplinary teams
3. Restless reinvention
There are three tactical keys to IBM design thinking:
1. Hills- statements of intent which surround teams around a clear common goal
2. Playbacks- used to keep a globally dispersed team aligned, bring project stakeholders into the loop, and get feedback
3. Sponsor users- real people who use their products and greatly influence the work of design teams
The infinite loop symbol illustrates the process of observation, reflection, and making.
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