When we generalize executives can we divide them into two groups, good and
bad?
Seems to me that some execs have a vision, mission, goals, priorities ect..
and are competent enough to do what's right in any given situation. These
would be the good ones. They would be willing to authorize success an
On Feb 24, 2009, at 12:55 AM, Angel Marquez wrote:
These are all design variables. If I am understanding you correct
you are saying executives are brilliant at creating requirements
which in turn become specifications that map to some sort of
functionality on a front end. In a sense the ex
>>How it's spent, how it's earned, how changes affect income, how it's used
to market products, how much is spent earning customers, how much is spent
building the product, etc.
These are all design variables. If I am understanding you correct you are
saying executives are brilliant at creating req
On Feb 23, 2009, at 11:32 PM, Angel Marquez wrote:
Where freemiums begin and end, network effects?
How much more money you can make as a non-profit opposed to a
corporation...
It's all design.
I have absolutely no idea what your point is.
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Andrei Herasimchuk
Chief Design Officer, Invo
Where freemiums begin and end, network effects?
How much more money you can make as a non-profit opposed to a corporation...
It's all design.
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On Feb 23, 2009, at 8:52 PM, Russell Wilson wrote:
@Andrei: true, money is the ultimate goal. But that's the
equivalent of non-designers saying "just make it simple." To
influence, designers need to understand how the financial and
marketing executives think, and gain insight into more compl
@Andrei: true, money is the ultimate goal. But that's the
equivalent of non-designers saying "just make it simple." To
influence, designers need to understand how the financial and
marketing executives think, and gain insight into more complex
interim strategic goals that aren't as straightforwa
Have you read Bill Buxton's views on the role of design in executive
leadership? (found in his book "Sketching User Experiences") If not
I'd recommend it. It makes points very closely related to those in
your article.
Both designers and executive teams need to take action that will
bring about str
Full article:
http://www.dexodesign.com/2009/02/23/successful-designers-must-influence-product-direction-and-strategy/
Russell Wilson
Vice President of Product Design, NetQoS
Blog: http://www.dexodesign.com
LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/russwilson
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