Written by: Patrick Kesler
In an increasingly interconnected world, experience design has evolved from a mere aesthetic endeavor to a complex discipline that demands a deep understanding of cultural and social factors.
Written by: Patrick Kesler
In an age defined by rapid technological advancements and evolving societal expectations, the concept of experience design has emerged as a critical factor in shaping interactions, services, and perceptions.
Written by: Patrick Kesler
In the fast-paced digital age, effective information technology (IT) and service management are crucial to a successful business operation.
Written by: Patrick Kesler
Quantum computing, the revolutionary field that harnesses the principles of quantum mechanics, holds tremendous potential to transform various sectors, including digital communications.
Written by: Tim McCleary
Once upon a time… That’s a phrase that takes us back to our childhood. It filled us with anticipation. We knew when we heard it, a story was about to unfold. I recently heard the quote: “The shortest distance between two people is a story.”
Written by: Tim McCleary
Being teased for something we said or did as a kid was never a lot of fun. But, having our brains teased as an adult is something we’re actually built to seek-out.
Written by: Tim McCleary
It’s early morning. You walk into a hotel conference room to join a group of employees who have gathered for an off-site. After a brief welcome, you’re first up on the agenda. Your goal is to help the team members be authentic with each other – and that requires them to be vulnerable.
Written by: Tim McCleary
There it was, a message screaming from my morning French vanilla latte – each and every day. But, was I listening? More importantly, was I acting on the nudge? The marketing team at Starbucks has mastered this technique.
Written by: Tim McCleary
How often has this happened to you? You’re explaining something to another person and you feel you’re being crystal clear. However, the person you’re communicating with isn’t seeing it the way you are. Two views of the same thing, yet different.
Written by: Tim McCleary
I’d like you to imagine something for a minute. I’d ask you to close your eyes for the full effect, but then you couldn’t read the following text.