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I recently had an email exchange with a colleague, who was sharing his frustrations about “following one’s passion.” It seems he’s looking critically inward at the alignment between his drives and motivations, and checking that against the reality...
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The story of usability is a perverse journey from simplicity to complexity. That’s right, from simplicity to complexity—not the other way around. Via Kazumichi Sakata (Mario), Wally Brill, Rosário Durão 
In this new RSA Animate, Manuel Lima, senior UX design lead at Microsoft Bing, explores the power of network visualisation to help navigate our complex modern world: Network visualization has experienced a meteoric rise in the last decade, bringing... 
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Everyone has a personal brand, and if we have any desire whatsoever to nurture it, it very likely lives online. 
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Love this post!!! Storeyboarding across seemingly unrelated artforms... And I love comics! 
In preparation for the IOM SUMMIT, we spoke with Jane MC Connell, one of our keynote speakers. 
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Melissa, a talented Gen X'er, is given a promotion that puts her in direct contention for a key senior spot. Although her Boomer colleagues are offering their congratulations, Melissa finds herself feeling vaguely uneasy. |
In case you have nothing to read this summer … This list was built after I asked a few good contacts of mine about books or articles of reference to read on Enterprise 2.0, the type that could be... 
Loathed in some circles while celebrated in others, there is simply no middle ground when business managers discuss “Social Business.” Everyone comes to the topic with a passion. 
In today’s competitive environment, with numerous social applications and ways to engage clients, retailers must utilize metrics to stay in the race.
While each retailer may have a unique strategy to analyze their success with metrics, the new Metrics Therapy — Details, Dashboards and Diligence Whitepaper - http://bit.ly/LigJEC [PDF] by the e-tailing group Baynote - http://bit.ly/Lih0r1 ; - reveals just how successfully companies are integrating these finds into their marketing strategies.
Overall, the Report revealed that while the overwhelming majority of retailers view analytics evaluation as the number one factor in customer retention and loyalty [93%], their use of metrics is still a big work in progress.
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Every company is struggling to nail down their core target group. 
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Here is a 30 minute video of Dave Gray talking about “the connected company”, a theme with which you will be very familiar from Humanize. 
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A showcase of websites where the social media integration is more than taken into consideration, it is near flawlessly executed.See it on Scoop.it, via Customer Experience Digest... 
An Uncommon Way of thinking about Service Design. Posted by business901 on May 23, 2012 Leave a comment (0) Go to comments. Service Design Thinking: Anne Morriss, the best‑selling co‑author of Uncommon Service says, AnneSmall. 
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