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Tag Archives: experience
Ubiquitous Computing UX and beyond
Last week, I had a spot for presenting at Mobile Monday Brussels. In fact, being part of the Committee and having received the assignment to coordinate the agenda, I opened that spot myself;oP I felt I had something to tell, … Continue reading
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Tagged 6th Sense, aggregation, AO, Apple, Augmented Object, Carved Mead, cloud, Cloud Computing, connectivity, data, DiCoDE future, experience, Gordon Moore, GUI, HCD, HCI, iPad, iPhone, iPod, keyboard, Kinect, Mac, MIT, mobile, Mobile Monday, MoMoBxl, Moore's law, mouse, Namahn, NUI, PC, Post PC, Post PC era, punch card, punched card, service, Siri, smartphone, software, Storage, Swiss Knife, TBBT, UCD, UI, User Experience, UX, Xerox PARC
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Last night the design saved my life
6 months before celebrating 10 years in New Media, it all makes sense to me. Writing this book is not only an important step in my professional career (a book really helps in reaching the next level as a consultant), … Continue reading
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Tagged A whole new mind, Alex Papanastassiou, Alexander Osterwalder, Big Game, Bilbao, brand, business model, Carole Lamarque, Central, Damien Newman, Daniel Pink, design, DiCoDE, DiCoDE the book, Elric Petit, experience, Fred Collopy, Georg Petschnigg, Industrial Design, INRACI, Jim Glymph, Joëlle Huaux, La Cambre, Lateralus, Let Go, Managing as Designing, media, new media, Pierre-Gilles Valcke, PopTech, Product Design, Richard Boland, Roger Martin, spiral, Spiral Dynamics, Squiggle, Strategy, Tool
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Digital Music Business Model case: Lamb’s 5
I’ve received this e-mail from Lamb, one of my favorite bands, a few hours ago. It’s the right moment since I’m currently analyzing Digital Music ecosystem through DiCoDE. Here is an extract: In the age-old tradition of art we’re asking for … Continue reading
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Tagged art, business model, Carole Lamarque, crowd-funded, Digital Music, experience, lamb, limited edition, record companies, sponsorship
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Apple sharing DiCoDE – Future vision on The Connected Fridge
MacBrains‘ David Borel spotted a very interesting patent from Apple a few days ago: using kitchen surfaces (and Surface is the word;o) for displaying contextual information to the kitchen user. In fact, this is exactly the example I use for … Continue reading
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Tagged a glimpse ahead, Apple, AR, Augmented Reality, Boundary Object, Connected Fridge, David Borel, design thinking, DiCoDE future, experience, Forrester, GUI, hyperconnectivity, Internet of Things, Kill the Device, kitchen, location, MacBrain, Microsoft, mobile, network, new media, NUI, preferences, service, Smart Cover, Surface, telecom, Thomas Husson, UI, user context, user interface, user XP
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Sharing DiCoDE with Georg Petschnigg (Microsoft Pioneer Studios)
Thanks to my ex-colleague and friend Katrien, I’ve been able to explain DiCoDE model to Georg Petschnigg during REMIX 2010. Georg is co-founder at the Microsoft Pioneer Studios, a design venture team that develops new consumer business projects. His keynote was very inspiring … Continue reading
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Tagged advertising, Belgium, Courier, design, DiCoDE, Earned Media, experience, Georg Petschnigg, Georg W.F. Hegel, India, Industrial Design, iPad, Microsoft, new media, Nokia, NUI, Passion, Pioneer Studios, podcast step, Product Design, radio, REMIX, Soul, Steve Jobs
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Kinect: XP and NUI
On my way back today, I’ve seen this Microsoft Kinect booth that will be demoed tomorrow for the first time in Belgium. I’ve also been invited by my friend Tom (working at Microsoft) for a Kinect demo in a Brussels … Continue reading
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Tagged Belgium, DiCoDE, DiCoDE future, experience, Kinect, Microsoft, NUI, user XP, XP
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Genesis, past, present and future
Last week-end, I visited my family at the seaside. I love to talk, brainstorm and design with my dad. I think i inherited his mind. These talks enlighted overnight the graphical style i want for the book. I summarized them, … Continue reading
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Tagged 3D, currencies, dad, design, DiCoDE, DiCoDE future, DiCoDE genesis, DiCoDE past, DiCoDE present, experience, graphical style, GUI, hyperconnectivity, key concepts, media, NUI, platform, platform logic, platform utility, portal, regulation, ROI, search, service, sketch, social media, social network, standard, substitution, Telco, Tele Media, telecom, UI, UnCoDE, user context, WTA
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