Global Reality
April 19/2012 Jeff Parks
In 1968 Peter Drucker wrote a book with an elegant title, The Age of Discontinuity. In this book he identified four main topics which he believed would exert a profound influence on the shape of our world.
Thoughts By Thought Leaders bridges the digital divide between the web and business communities. Here you’ll find case studies, ideas and experiences that have helped organizations realize real business value in adopting or implementing advanced web practices in #UX, #IA, #CS and #WW.
AUTHORS
- Austin Govella
- Brad Nunnally
- Clinton Forry
- Jamie Gerrard
- Jeff Parks
- Jill Christ
- Kristina Mausser
- Laura Creekmore
- Laura Hampton
- Mario Bourque
- Michael Carvin
- Olga Howard
- Ricardo Fleck
- Roger Davis
- Sally Bagshaw
- Werner Puchert
CATEGORIES
Think About Our Collective Future In Design
December 18/2011 Jeff Parks
Connectivity is a given. And we all have an interest in working together. Because for all the wonders that technology can do, here’s what it can’t do. It cannot make our choices for us.
Partnership with Jamaican Design Association
December 5/2011 Jeff Parks
We’re thrilled to announce a partnership with the Jamaican Design Association that will allow all members – current and those signing up for the first time – an additional 10% off workshops that we’ll be leading in Jamaica this January at the world-class business hotel, The Jamaica Pegasus.
Writing for the Web Resources
November 2/2011 Kristina Mausser
Here are links to resources that I recommend to clients, workshop participants and burgeoning web writers. While I don’t endorse any for-profit, I definitely recommend them as being my own personal, go-to resources that I hope you find as much value in as I have over the years.
Digital Proof Your Corporate Lexicon
July 24/2011 Kristina Mausser
Most companies have a corporate lexicon that was created long before there was a need to categorize, tag and find information electronically. The problem in the digital era, of course, is that an internally derived, communications-driven corporate lexicon may or may not always align with the terms target audiences use to describe the products or services you offer.
