27 May Marketers Are Addicted to the Wrong Tools
Are you using the right marketing tools? It matters.
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Are you using the right marketing tools? It matters.
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We find out how sci-fi artist Marcus Lyall, one of MINI’s four ‘future shapers’, reads human emotion to be able to change it with sensory experiences.
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Photographer and graphic designer Paolo Pettigiani recently took a stroll through New York’s Central Park armed with an infrared lens and took a number of fantastic shots that show the iconic park in a whole new light.
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Worried about dropping your phone while holding an umbrella? Say goodbye to that fear with this clever umbrella design.
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Bing Thom Architects has completed a library near Vancouver featuring angled concrete walls, curved windows and a pointy corner that resembles a ship’s bow.
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They engage decision makers’ emotions.
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In the last 15 years, design education has dramatically changed. Generally speaking, at the beginning of 2000s, design education was pretty much the job of art and design schools, and mostly had a learning-by-doing approach, involving hands-on studio-based assignments. It was rare to find a design course heavy on “lecture” format classes, unpacking the design process, or…
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By Suzanne Pellican
We started our journey to bring design thinking into Intuit more than eight years ago. We call it Design for Delight (D4D) — because it’s not about the process; it’s about exceeding the expectations of our customers in ways they couldn’t imagine. We realized that not everyone had the necessary innovation skills. Most of our employees hadn’t been trained, in school or at other jobs, to solve problems with design thinking. So, we needed to build the capability into all 8,000 employees to spur on innovation and ensure we create amazing experiences for our customers.
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The Apollo 11 lunar lander’s computer almost faltered — but her great code saved it.
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