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I was spending some time before going to sleep reading and watching something about leadership change and innovation on Harvard Business Review.
“…..Indeed, when it comes to creating the future, the only thing more worrisome than the prospect of too much change may be too little change….” – The 10 Questions Every Change Agent Must Answer on Bill Taylor HBR Blog
“Innovating on a Shoestring” on HBR Youtube channel where Scott Anthony, president of Innosight, explains how to innovate when time and money are tight.
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Following my previous post on Product Design and Customer Experience i would like to share this presentation originally given by Matt Jones at Frontiers Of Interaction V, Rome, Italy on 8th June 2009 that helps to enlarge the vision of people working in design and marketing.
I found also this fascinating quote:
The concept of “Thingfrastructure” in the talk is something I’ve found myself scribbling in the margins of my moleskine for a few months now, and it’s something I want to come back to: resilience in services, especially when connected to things – and whether it’s possible to design ‘things’ that generate resilient services for themselves. I think it’s been in the back of my mind since Ryan Freitas gave an excellent talk on the subject at MX last year in San Francisco. Anyway – as I say, I’ll keep scribbling, and hopefully others will too.Magical Nihilism, May 2009
and this one from the presentation
What i think we need to investigate are designs of Media, services and producs that are resilient, and self sustaining as far as possible. I like to call this Thingfrastructure
You should read the whole article.
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