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From idea to RedDot Design Award in 6 months

Board of Innovation

From idea to RedDot Design Award in 6 months Table of contents 9 insights from our corporate innovation journey. Form a great team: the hipster, the hacker, the hustler. What if you will get a check with money to start your project this afternoon? But the ambitious team dealt with it in a proper way. What do you do?

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Why you need extreme constraints to fuel innovation

hackerearth

The team calls itself a curiosity driven research group at Stanford, trying to invent novel technologies with clinical applications with a current focus on resource-poor settings. In an Agile system, you could adjust cost, scope, and schedule to impact development positively. Have you heard of the “Prakash Lab”? Well, some do.

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Robotic Process Automation: what changes with the automation process

mjvinnovation

Many RPA problems stem from poor management of expectations. The best option is to start with a project and learn from the process. For example, companies like airlines employ thousands of customer service agents, but customers are still waiting in line. Think about RPA to improve the customer experience. Seek expert help.

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Now Streaming: Extreme Creativity with Vickie Howell

BrainZooming

Vickie Howell is a broadcast personality, producer, author, designer, and instructor in the DIY world. With the help of over 1200 individual and company backers, Vickie successfully raised $83k in 30 days on Kickstarter to fund the project. I was watching this all develop over the course of about eight years.

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Are your users S.T.U.P.I.D?

Boxes and Arrows

Applications that are not designed around the user’s workflow have to explain their conceptual model while they are being used: “where&# things are stored, how to make changes, who to send things to. The frequency of use should drive design. users by designing S.M.A.R.T. edit vs view). Help S.T.U.P.I.D.

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