Dimensional Visualization – Plans, Plots and Prototypes

by Drew Marshall on October 10, 2012

I don’t know about you, but I have fairly divergent interests. One of which is architecture. Recently I had the good fortune to be in Venice for Biennale, an annual arts festival that focuses on either contemporary art or architecture in alternating years. The focus this year was architecture and the person selected to curate

Avoid Overlooking the Obvious: Four Process Design Must-Haves

by Jill Hart on May 5, 2012

When it comes to new product design and innovation, it’s sometimes the most obvious and basic design elements that get overlooked. That’s why involving stakeholders early in design discussions consistently proves to uncover design elements that if left out, could deter potential customers from choosing or interacting with a product. These costly design mishaps can render a

Collaborative Innovation

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Dimensional Visualization – Plans, Plots and Prototypes