Navid,
It may be more research than you'd like, but there are also some
books that could be good references for you in preparing. Of the ones
that I've found so far, those most connected to your points on design
thinking and business would be:
* Marty Neumeier's "The Designful Company"
* Adaptive
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To: IxDA Discuss
Subject: [IxDA Discuss] UX Presentation to the CEO?
Does anyone have any good slide-decks or talks that you would reference in
creating a presentation to the CEO?
Goals
- make them see the void without design
- suggest an alternative to featur
Hi Navid:
Suggest asking yourself:
1. what you want the CEO and the Executive team to know and action
after he listens to the presentation?
2. what homework/research you need to do about the CEO's
organization and its culture? (how receptive are they to the UX
message?)
3. what problems the CEO
Navid, can you share more about where they're at now? What's their
current perspective on design? What is their background?
Is there an existing team? Are you trying to make them more central
or staff up, or...?
Much of Marty Cagan's writing is relevant to this. See his book
Inspired, or his news
I think you have the beginning of a good platform with those few
points already. You can check out slideshare.com, tons of UX decks on
there.
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Check work from Luke Wroblewski:
Articles on Strategy and Design:
A bit specifically on Executive Presentation Tips:
Good luck,
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I would be interested in that outline as well. Also, I'm looking for
samples for how to propose a UX vision, what that vision should
include, and what types of team members would make up an ideal UX
team.
Thanks,
Brian
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I think many of us might find an outline like that useful.
Probably the worst thing ever to happen to me in business was a failed
presentation to the CEO where he started swearing at me 5 min. in and
basically said "F*** off. You're done." Ever since then I've been a
bit shaky to present to
Hi Navid,
I designed and gave just such a presentation recently to one of our
customers. I can't share the deck, as it is full of examples of
customer work, but I could probably share the outline that includes
all of my talking points if you would find that useful.
Best,
Jack
On Aug 19,
Does anyone have any good slide-decks or talks that you would reference in
creating a presentation to the CEO?
Goals
- make them see the void without design
- suggest an alternative to feature-lists going directly to engineering
- inspire them on a business level, educate them to a "Business Week"
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