Tag Archives: Interaction

The future of “Print”?

There has been much debate on the future of “print”. As technology progresses and infor­mation is made available quicker and quicker, print will indeed have to change or die. But also, we need to look at how we define “print”. To us, print can be defined as any presen­tation of words or content that the user [...]
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Google Chrome OS explained

All this talk about Google Chrome OS. Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. But what does it really mean? What’s the thought behind it? Here’s a video that explains Google’s next step towards world domination. If you are complete nerds like us, you can read more on Mashable, here.
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I want to break up

The state of the “ADVERTISING” business. Preview: Inspi­ration, anyone? The trailerby geert­desager The Breakup: The plot thickens: Inspi­ration, anyone?by geert­desager Thought for the day: Build relationships. Not impressions.
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The Architecture of Participation

It’s time to reinvent how we do business. Never in my 18 years of being in sales and marketing have I ever seen a market like we are currently in. I think that may be a good thing. Here are some obser­vations and recom­men­dations for how we do business and what will work today and in [...]
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Small is the new big. Sustainable is the new growth. Trust is the new competitive advantage.”

Fear seems to be the big ruler of large organi­zations right now. And under­standably so. But fear is paralyzing and inhibitive. Exactly what we DON’T need right now. It’s a time of change and transition, but it’s also a time of growth and creativity. Impersonal and discon­nected just doesn’t work in this environment. People want to [...]
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Social media is not rocket science

“Social media” can be defined a lot of different ways. Does it have to be on-line? Nope. It’s simply a way of socializing with people. The “media” in this case is a simple 8.5“x11” piece of paper. But it’s effective. So that’s the lesson in this short to us business folk. It doesn’t have to [...]
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The future of interaction and interface design

So the iPhone is the global hit of massive proportions right now. I, Tim the nerd, have fallen deep within it’s seductive qualities. As the saying goes “I am special and unique, just like everybody else” (who also owns an iPhone). I truly believe that the reasons that Apple has succeeded where so may others [...]
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