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Critical thinking is an essential skill in our life.It is through thinking critically that we get to sideline our biases(cultural, racial,ethnic...etc) and see the clear picture.Critical thinking is a sort of meta-thinking, that is thinking about thinking. It is a key to self-reliance : memorize the solution to a particular problem and you may master the solution to that particular problem, but improve your critical thinking and you ll get yourself the tools to create your own effective solutions to a multitude of unfamiliar problems. Via Alberto Acereda, PhD 
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This is a process that should be on the bulletin board of every organization, and a key skill of every manager. Delete the scoop?
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Businesses have always looked at ways to improve, to either save cost or improve operating performance. The drive for improvement is even greater today due to the current economic climate we find o... Via Kazumichi Sakata (Mario) Delete the scoop?
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Providing 'Just Enough Design' can make agile software delivery more successful Via Kazumichi Sakata (Mario) 
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May 17, 11:13 PM
Agile design - a new buzzy phrase in software development - could it have value in the less fast paced world of curriculum theory and the paradoxically opposite 'real' world of 'lived and living' curriculum....worth a read chaps and ladies. 
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May 19, 2:23 PM
A great article providing practical advice on how to apply agile principles to how you define requirements and ui design. Worth the read. Delete the scoop?
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What is a Minimum Viable Product? How does it relate to and impact UX practice? And what are some strategies we can apply in designing them. MVPs are, in my vi Via Kazumichi Sakata (Mario) Delete the scoop?
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One of the best-known photographs of the late Steve Jobs pictures him sitting in the middle of the living room of his Los Altos house, circa 1982. There isn’t much in the room, save an audio system and a Tiffany lamp. Delete the scoop?
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OFFICIAL WEBSITE: http://designthinkingmovie.com OFFICIAL FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/designandthinking "Design & Thinking" is a documentary exploring ... Delete the scoop?
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Research maps are mind maps that can help you manage all aspects of user research, from planning, to conducting studies, through analysis and recommendations. Delete the scoop?
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A 2 minute overview of the Business Model Canvas, a tool for visionaries, game changers, and challengers. This method from the bestselling management book Bu...
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View full lesson on TED-Ed BETA: http://ed.ted.com/lessons/how-simple-ideas-lead-to-scientific-discoveries Adam Savage walks through two spectacular examples... Via Meryl Jaffe, PhD, NikolaosKourakos, Jimun Gimm, Fred Zimny Delete the scoop?
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Throughout Change by Design, I tried to show that the designer’s skills can be applied to a wide range of problems—and also that these skills are accessible to a far greater range of Delete the scoop?
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Banks that survived the dramatic downturn now have to answer questions about how they’ll differentiate themselves to gain a competitive advantage. Banks that survived the crash were adept at optimisation, but although optimisation may have helped banks avoid insolvency, it’s not a differentiator.
How can banks shift from an optimisation-centric approach to one that balances optimisation and innovation? From experience we’ve found the Design Thinking model is an ideal way to promote innovation.
Deutsche Bank for example has already built its own design thinking division to solve complex business problems.
Although Design Thinking offers a good way to encourage banks to be more creative and innovative, there’s a more fundamental question that we need to consider. Do banks have the ability and willingness to innovate and evolve? Via Len Netti Delete the scoop?
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Google is ridiculously powerful. The service isn’t just search. It isn’t just maps. It isn’t just your email or spreadsheets. Delete the scoop?
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Experience maps aren't limited to multi- or cross-channel experiences. They are about orchestrating multiple touchpoints that occur over time. And there's no right way to do an experience map. Via Kazumichi Sakata (Mario) 
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June 11, 1:55 PM
In a multi decvice eco system, online service customers will experience several touchpoints occuring over time. People are accessing information in different contexts with different technologies, all the way from reviewing user opinions to performing purchases to using the complete solution. How can we be prepared for the complex situation of use that exists today, and how can support holistic design strategies? I think customer journey mapping is a useful method because it can help us to consider moments that matter for users in every touchpoint, instead of thinking about isolated tasks. Delete the scoop?
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June 1, 7:54 PM
Absolutely love this emergent idea for the future of technology applications! Ever since we start thinking solely about designing solutions that work in this or that device, we're limiting ourselves. In the same way, when we ignore the context and focus on merely "tasks", we also limit ourselves. Technology is all around us now and in the future it will be so embedded in our lives that we must take into consideration all kinds of user situations outside of end-goal tasks. Very exciting future for tech, in my opinion. And for designers, very interesting and creatively stimulating time! 
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June 2, 7:18 AM
Content is still very important... But Context is king! Delete the scoop?
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UX designers need to have a broad understanding of the industry and deep knowledge of design. Via Kazumichi Sakata (Mario) Delete the scoop?
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April 16, 3:28 PM
In modern software development environments many projects apply an agile approach in order to increase customer satisfaction. Usually this is done by rapid iterations, cross functional teamwork and user involvement. At the same time a modern business development environment requires UX practitioners to align users' needs with project goals and set the stage for satisfying experiences. Obviously, designers and developers must learn how to merge agile and UX methodology into a long lasting loving marriage. Like this article describes it: "something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue, and a silver thruppence in her shoe". Delete the scoop?
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Kazumichi Sakata (Mario)'s comment,
April 6, 3:10 AM
I agree with Terry, bringing in prototype may bring some misleading thoughts when too early. Depends what you call as Prototype. In my case, I rather bring storyboards to have shared understanding of user's context of use.
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April 7, 10:05 AM
Kazumichi, an interactive prototype can take many forms! We practice turning storyboards into click-through prototypes, when applicable, to provide the client a more contextual experience!
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April 7, 10:08 AM
And by this, I mean actually making the storyboards themselves digital and stitching them together with appropriate interactive components, contextual to each frame. This is a unique way to stell the story BEFORE beginning the UI prototype!
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Learning to design is learning to see, an adventure that gets more and more captivating the further you go. A love letter to my profession… Our mind is not a camera. Seeing is not a passive act. We
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It’s time to reengage with empathetic work by making your users real, and letting their real voices be heard. Via Kazumichi Sakata (Mario)
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As consumerization of the enterprise increases, producers areredoubling their efforts to make their notoriously poor user experience a higher priority. Via Kazumichi Sakata (Mario) Delete the scoop?
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Yes, it’s already that transitional time when our current year ends and another begins, and today and tomorrow are quickly changing hands. Rather than look back Delete the scoop?
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Principle 1: Start with needs Principle 2: Do less Principle 3: Design with data Principle 4: Do the hard work to make it simple Principle 5: Iterate. Then iterate again. Principle 6: Build for inclusion Principle 7: Understand context Principle 8: Build digital services; not websites Principle 9: Be consistent, not uniform Principle 10: Make things open: it makes things better
“People ignore design that ignores people”. Via Len Netti Delete the scoop?
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