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Episode 19 – Part 2: The ROI of Learning

IM Insights

The episode challenges traditional practices in organizations and focuses on the importance of understanding human behaviour to achieve success for new products and organisational change management. Peter recommends checking out Lean Change Management and gives a shoutout to Jason Little ! His journey into the startup world.

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Changing Lanes

Boxes and Arrows

This kind of introspection can be illuminating in that it can help you consciously account for the factors that could lead you to stay in a role as it exists, make changes to the role so that you continue to reap rewards in the current position, or determine it is again time to look for that next great adventure. A few types of job changes.

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A Beginner’s Guide to Web Site Optimization—Part 1

Boxes and Arrows

Optimization can be thought of as one component in the website development ecosystem. There are many benefits of moving your organization to a more data-driven culture. I personally don’t subscribe to the philosophy that you should test every single change on your site. A/B vs. multivariate. Use at your own risk.

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IA Summit 10 - Day 1

Boxes and Arrows

Through the analysis of brief case studies detailing common activities like shopping, travel, and health care, Luca Rosati and Andrea Resmini illustrate a complete set of design heuristics which can aid IA transition to this holistic approach, and help our discipline better grasp the design implications brought along by the change.

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Information Architecture for Audio: Doing It Right - Boxes and Arrows: The design behind the design

Boxes and Arrows

Usability Engineering for Audio Because audio differs, some of the established techniques used in web development cannot be applied audio. Wireframes, card sorting exercises or eye tracking can be used to evaluate information architecture or interface design, but these techniques do not work for developing and testing audio content.

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