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Summary of EUX16
Posted on January 5, 2017 Leave a Comment
In June 2016, I attended the second annual Enterprise UX conference. I was energized both by the presenters and by the ensuing dialogue! I met many people leading teams and/or doing work that was very similar to what my teams do, so I am looking forward to attending the conference again this year. It is […]
Making sense of Enterprise UX
Posted on June 12, 2016 1 Comment
The closing keynote was entitled Making Sense of Enterprise UX, presented by John Maeda John Maeda is a modern renaissance man. He is merging technology, business, and design – as well as art. In addition to his dual degree from MIT in engineering and computer science, he has a PhD in Design from Tsukuba University in Japan, […]
Software as material
Posted on June 12, 2016 Leave a Comment
I’m so glad that the Enterprise User Experience Conference blog posts that I’ve written so far have gotten some good visibility. It was a great event! But for those that actually attended, they may be wondering why I haven’t blogged the keynote addresses. I will confess that I had intended to sketchnote them! I did, indeed, […]
The politics of innovation
Posted on June 10, 2016 2 Comments
The Thursday afternoon session was entitled The Politics of Innovation, facilitated by Richard Dalton. These presentations were also a pleasure, but I appreciated them for a very different reason than I did the morning session. These presentations before the closing keynote represented the penultimate stage that Greg Petroff described in his opening keynote, which to me was […]
Designing design systems
Posted on June 10, 2016 2 Comments
On the second day of Enterprise UX 2016, the session was about Designing Design Systems, facilitated by Jack Moffett. Jack is a graduate of Carnegie Mellon, and works for a Boeing subsidiary now. He is also the author of a recent book about the collaboration between engineering and design. The topic of design systems has emerged in conversations throughout […]
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