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The Personality of a Business: More Than Just a Brand Image

Tullio Siragusa

The Green Warrior Example: Patagonia Some companies wear their commitment to the environment on their sleeves. Case Study: Airbnb’s Personality Shift and Rebranding Background: Founded in 2008, Airbnb started as a platform that allowed homeowners to rent out their spaces to travelers. Their brand personality?

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Pretotyping to Build The Right It from Alberto Savoia at Stanford

InnovationTraining.org

I think it can be helpful for organizations moving into the action stage for the innovations they’ve conceived. It’s a great technique for the “prototyping” and “testing” stages of the design thinking process.

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Future Trends 2021: Purpose & Co-creation

Be-novative

Purpose answers an all-important question, “ Why does a company exist? ”?—?and Connecting people virtually to co-create in a purpose-driven way accelerates positive business outcomes and unites people in finding meaning in transformative change, that is why Purpose & Co-creation projects are trending in 2021.

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IDEA 2008

Boxes and Arrows

Interaction Designer at Ziba Design surveys everyday objects out there now to spot patterns and trends in what people are learning from devices and products. Aradhana Goel , the Service Design Strategist at IDEO , discusses connections between these emerging trends, design thinking, and service innovation.

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Future Trends 2021: People Experience and Challenge-based Learning

Be-novative

help the team to align on the big picture and think 3–5 years ahead. Even if this purpose is just for the project team, asking ‘why do we exist?’ We need to empower them to solve real challenges with real companies?—?this Dan Riley shared crafting a purpose statement, just like: ‘We exist to…., we provide……, we serve…….,

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Designing for Meaningful Social Interactions

Boxes and Arrows

It’s up to us how we design these platforms and what social norms we set there. In this article, I will share a few good examples I’ve seen, and I will also share a few stories from my UX company , where we try hard to put more meaningful social features in both our client’s products and our own.

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Alignment Diagrams

Boxes and Arrows

Did you ever get bounced around between departments when interacting with a company or service? All too often companies are focused on their own processes, wrapped up in a type of organizational navel gazing. Illustrating these helps a company shift its inward-focusing perspectives outward. Each blamed the other. Bad experience.