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Also published: Chatting Humane Wearables with Everett Advisors read more

Capitalizing on a recent re-connect w/Everett Advisors, jumped on a podcast episode w/Sean and chatted about wearables, human-centered vs humane design, a number of experiments, and some ways this follows what’s been shared here at Avancee. Take a listen in your podcast app/service of choice (video, … read more

Also published: Robots Arise, Creativity Fails Tweet: On scaling consulting (re: @excapite’s recent post at Tymbals), chewing on something said earlier today “not wanting (the teaching of) mastery, only utilization” - perhaps a few boxes/triangles in a simple phrasing LinkedIn: Studying past notes, … read more

Some time ago, posted a piece of an insight because of the rise in the use of DALL-E (and similar) to re-imagine aspects of this world: Waiting for the first DALL-E project to callout haphazard product management - Twitter Prompted by seeing so many folks imagine and re-image everything from … read more

Also published: On That Ring Project LinkedIn: Studying past notes, interesting insight: the org layer below “strategy” is leaning heavily into being better storytellers. Positive, perhaps. But, some foundations of rhetoric have been missing in edu moments for some time… stories w/o persuasion is … read more

The hardest thing about our long-running NFC ring project is not commandeering the hardware (and software) so that this Java OS ring could be programmed. It is actually, what exactly is going to be the benefit of a piece of jewelry that is more than a wallet? And I think this is the same kind of … read more

Also published: [LinkedIn: A Simple Teat to Validate Maturity of Design Leadership](www.linkedin.com/posts/ant…] read more

Also published: Homeostasis As Normal LinkedIn: Yes, it is difficult for many to see what has been prevented because of often putting out fires from what wasn’t prevented. Reaction being judged as more important than prevention. This puts some methods and innovations at a disadvantage from being … read more

What if productivity is getting to the point (or maybe knowledge work, or any kind of work for that matter) of establishing homeostasis as the normal state, and disorganized, stress, entropy, whatever you wanna call it as the abnormal? If this was the case, would we be looking at the concept of … read more

Also published: Design’s Credibility read more

While listening to Charles Barkley on the Draymond Green podcast, he brings up an interesting point regarding credibility. Paraphrasing: it doesn’t matter how an active player views something that’s happening in the league, but they have to tell the truth in such a way which doesn’t rip the player, … read more

Also published: Platform Semantics Intersection of Outputs and Outcomes read more

Do I need to care about their platforms? This is a question often asked before going into certain types of training and consulting sessions. Part of this comes from a major disconnect in the workspaces others use. It only matters when brought in for some specific feature. But, also comes out when … read more

Also published Independence and Superstition read more

Around this time of the year, many in the USA celebrate Independence Day with fireworks, cookouts, parades, and other festive moments. And yet, you can also see around the enterprise America’s own version of Independence Day celebrations. Everything from giving folks an additional day off, to … read more

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