Podcasts about design experience

In this episode, host Doug Shapiro sits down with Claire Pijoulat and Odile Hainaut, the dynamic duo behind ICFF and the founders of WantedDesign. From their chance meeting in 2010 to becoming Brand Directors, they share their journey of transforming the International Contemporary Furniture Fair into a vibrant hub for design and community. Discover how they've redefined ICFF by integrating culture with commerce, fostering meaningful connections, and turning the fair into a year-round platform for innovation. Are you in NYC and want to check out ICFF? Imagine a Place invites you to be our guest! Click here for a complimentary pass. Follow Doug on LinkedIn.Click here to get your copy of Doug's children's book—Design Your World.Follow Imagine a Place on LinkedIn.

In this episode of the Archispeak podcast, Thomas Ventura of Gensler joins us to talk about evolving expectations in office and outdoor space design, influenced by sustainability trends and the need for adaptable, multi-use spaces in response to changing client needs and environmental responsibilities.We talk about Gensler's massive scale as a firm, boasting close to 7,000 employees and over 50 offices worldwide, emphasizing its commitment to sustainability and the architectural industry's future.Thomas elaborates on Gensler's Global Cities Challenge commitment to achieve carbon-neutral projects by 2030 and the strategies to educate staff and integrate sustainable practices into all projects.Episode Sponsor:Bromic Heating - This episode has been made possible with the generous support of Bromic Heating.About Thomas Ventura:Thomas Ventura joined the Gensler Newport Beach office in 2014 and brings over 28 years of design experience in master planning, mixed-use, hospitality, multi-family residential and commercial office buildings. His international portfolio includes projects in the Middle East, China, and the Caribbean and fosters his ability to bring a global perspective and local understanding of context to each design. As one of the Design Experience leaders at the Newport Beach office, Tom is committed to a collaborative design process and is an advocate for the principles of the Gensler Design Synergy initiative. Episode Links:Thomas Ventura on LinkedInGensler websiteGensler on LinkedInBromic websiteEclipse heatersBromic heater Revit and CAD filesDesign service with a heating expert-----Thank you for listening to Archispeak. For more episodes please visit https://archispeakpodcast.com.Support Archispeak by making a donation.

Xiaojing is the first person on the podcast to talk with an Asian perspective on color, design experience and CMF as she talks about the many differences between eastern and western consumer trends, preferences and color perceptions. As one of the most well-known CMF designers in China, Xiaojing will give her view on what is happening in the field and not just in China. Xiaojing Huang is a renowned design strategist and trend expert, strategy director and partner of YANG DESIGN, chief editor of China Design Trends Report.Winner of Red Dot Design Award, IDEA and Design For Asia Silver Award, Influential China Young by Linkedin. Chief editor of China Design Trends Report, which is by far the authoritative annual trend report for the Chinese market since 2013. The report has successfully forecasted well-selling Chinese design trends including gradient, purple, copper green and iridescence. She is curator of CMF TREND LAB, and design column writer of magazines including md. Invited speaker of many design events including TEDx, Color Marketing Group, NCS color forecast and Semiofest. Xiaojing studied in Guangzhou and Berlin from experience design expert. As strategic director of YANG DESIGN, the forward-looking design consultancy in China, she has been leading the strategic team to build the CMF Lab and UX Lab , defining design strategy to realize business value for companies in different development stages. Her clients are leading brands including Boeing, BMW, GM, Nissan, Hyundai, Didi, Samsung, Microsoft, Huawei, BOSE, Haier, vivo, Schneider Electric, Unilever, Vanke, DuPont and 3M. Thank you for listening! Follow us through our website or social media!https://www.thecolorauthority.com/podcasthttps://www.instagram.com/the_color_authority_/https://www.linkedin.com/company/78120219/admin/

Register For the Free Workshop!! ------> makegoodfashion.com/workshopIn this episode of Make Good Fashion podcast, host Jasmine Rennie interviews Lottie Woods, a freelance fashion designer and sustainable design consultant. Lottie discusses the importance of sustainable, purpose-driven design in the fashion industry and shares her experience of working with global brands and transitioning to helping other designers bring their fashion ideas to life. The conversation covers the process of starting a fashion brand, the role of tech packs and why they are crucial, the importance of fitting and understanding the customer, and how to incorporate sustainability into design. Lottie also emphasizes the importance of patience, understanding that quality takes time, and working with the right people to ensure a smooth and efficient design process, leading to a high-quality product.WEBSITE + SHOW NOTESwww.makegoodfashion.com/podcastON SOCIALInstagram: http://www.instagram.com/makegoodfashionTiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@makegoodfashionMy YouTube channel:https://www.youtube.com/@makegoodfashion Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this thought-provoking episode, acclaimed industrial designer Anne Asensio shares valuable perspectives from her pioneering career spanning automotive giants Renault and General Motors, to her current leadership role as Vice President of Design Experience at Dassault Systèmes.   The discussion opens with Asensio recounting her early fascination with using design to transform people's lives by reimagining their surroundings. She then traces key milestones, like designing the visionary Renault Scenic concept car in the early 1990s, which pioneered the crossover SUV segment. Later at General Motors, she led design for high-profile production vehicles including the new Camaro. Asensio then explains her passion for human-centered design, and what ultimately attracted her to Dassault Systèmes—the opportunity to apply her creative skills to shape virtual worlds and immersive experiences enabled by 3D, AI and metaverse technologies. She shares exciting examples of using virtual twins and simulations to experiment, iterate and test product, city and systemic design concepts rapidly. Additionally, Asensio discusses the urgent need for such virtual modeling capabilities to tackle sustainability challenges. She describes thought-provoking scenarios where people could potentially shift behaviors and industries through experiencing ideal eco-system concepts firsthand virtually. Her creativity also touches on using the metaverse for inclusive community participation in public policymaking. In her role as a leader at the influential World Design Organization, Asensio champions ethical, future-oriented design practices that improve lives. She calls for designers globally to actively contribute their optimistic visions to the open metaverse, leading the way in showing what better worlds could be possible across both virtual and physical realms. Throughout, her holistic passion for elevating human imagination and dignity shines through. The conversation ultimately conveys a sense of hope and possibility, underscoring the tremendous potential for design and emergent technologies to positively impact humanity and the planet. Asensio's trailblazing career and integral philosophy provide invaluable wisdom for aspiring designers worldwide. ==== Have any comments or questions? Email the show Feedback@Buildingtheopenmetaverse.org   Want more information? Visit our website www.buildingtheopenmetaverse.org   And make sure you follow us on Linkedin for all of our show updates   https://www.linkedin.com/company/buildingtheopenmetaverse/ Building the Open Metaverse is a podcast hosted by Patrick Cozzi (Cesium) and Marc Petit (Epic Games) that invites a broad range of technical experts to share their insights on how the community is building the metaverse together. #BuildingTheOpenMetaversePodcast #MetaversePodcast #Metaverse

In the ever-evolving landscape of event design, technology continues to play a pivotal role in shaping memorable and impactful experiences. The latest episode of our podcast, "The Intersection of Event Design Experience and Artificial Intelligence," delves into the fascinating world where event design meets cutting-edge technology. Joining us for this insightful conversation are three industry leaders: Ryan Howard, Global Event Experience Technology Lead at Google; Panos Moutafis, CEO and founder of Zenus.ai, a trailblazer in facial analysis for the events industry; and our very own Adam Parry, podcast host from Event Industry News. To keep up to date with all the news, subscribe for free here.   If you would like to take part in a podcast, then please complete our submission form.

Designers at Barn2Door, Alyssa and Serena, discuss the Farm Logo design process. From shape to color, each element of your logo can communicate your Brand to Buyers.

This week the team talk to artist Anna Tronson about the work of co-host Keith Edwards.As we know Keith is a landscape consultant. Check hime out at https://keithedwards.com.au/  and https://www.instagram.com/ke_landscape_consultant/. From the initial interview, site inspections and research through to creating a detailed plan on paper; we learn in this episode about the process from start to finish. Anna Tronson talks about how Keith works to bring a client's vision to life, her experience with landscaper Matt Phillips (you can listen to an earlier Muddy Boots episode with Matt HERE) and how Keith continues to support Anna to maintain the finished garden.You can check out Anna's art at https://www.instagram.com/annatronson.artist/Learn more one of Keith's great inspirations - Edna Walling.A great episode to get to know more about co-host Keith Edwards.Where you can find all things Muddy Boots!Website: https://www.muddyboots.net.au/Instagram: www.instagram.com/muddybootspodcast/ Facebook: Muddy Boots Podcast | Facebook

Franz Alvardo has watched the world of design evolve and along with it his career from the material to digital. Franz started at a jewelery story and over a ten year career now works as a principal designer at T-mobile and has amassed over 100 million downloads associated with the projects he's worked on. Many have heard of a full-stack developer, Franz is a full stack designer. Perhaps most evidently in his active desire to help others create. You can usually tell a true artist when they do what they're good at for free, so long as it's an interesting project.

Joel sits down with Drexel team members Amber Andrastek and Sarah Cain (Virtual Design Consultants). They discuss cabinetry, modeling a home, hospitality, Calendly, virtual design experience, raving fans, marketing, asking the right question and the famous billboard question! #drexel #buildingsupply #campbellsport #lumber #virtualdesign #billboardHappyHourJoelFleischman

Anne Asensio, vice-présidente design experience de Dassault Systèmes, et Gilles Le Borgne, directeur de l'ingénierie chez Renault, étaient les invités de Frédéric Simottel dans Tech & Co, ce jeudi 20 avril. Ils ont parlé du marché des voitures électriques à l'épreuve de la guerre des prix sur BFM Business. Retrouvez l'émission du lundi au jeudi et réécoutez la en podcast.

In this episode, our host Behrad Mirafshar welcomes Loïc Sattler, the Director of Design Experience at Valtech, and that had the opportunity to work with impactful brands like Adidas, Mercedes, Dior, Caran d'Ache, Piaget, Volkswagen, Vacheron Constantin, Hublot, IKEA, l'Oreal, BMW, Sony, Leica, to name a few. The conversation kicks off with the topic of Experience Design and the crucial need for businesses to undergo digital transformation in this day and age. Loïc shares his insights on Design Thinking and Systematic Design, emphasizing the importance of adopting a conscious attitude towards growth.The duo also talks about how to deal with situations where businesses approach with a pre-existing knowledge of their problems, and how as designers, it's essential to spot the challenges, map them, and push people to transform.Managing client expectations can be a daunting task, and Behrad and Loïc delve into their experiences in managing design projects and dealing with executives and stakeholders. They highlight the importance of hiring a talented team that can address client problems and transformations, with a diversity of designers that bring different traits and complement each other.Building trust between the client and you as a manager is paramount, and Loïc shares his tips on how to achieve this. Finally, they wrap up the episode with a discussion on circular design and its significance in creating sustainable design solutions.Tune in to this insightful episode and get a glimpse of the world of experience design and digital transformation through the eyes of an expert!Follow Loïc Sattler on LinkedIn here.

When you're just starting in corporate instructional design, having a portfolio is crucial to help you stand out, but nothing compares to having experience with an actual client. So how do you get this experience if you've never had a job in the field? In this episode, we're going over how to use volunteer projects to gain experience in corporate instructional design. I'll share the benefits of completing a volunteer project, how to find these opportunities, and what to do once you get it.  Top reasons to listen to the entire episode:Understand why you should take advantage of volunteer projectsLearn where to look for volunteer opportunities and how to communicate your servicesExplore the importance of treating your volunteer experience as a real project and how to manage the limitations that may come along with volunteer workFull Show Notes Here!Mentioned Resources:Applied Instructional Design AcademyWhat is an Instructional Design PortfolioConnect with Jill Instagram Jumpstart Your Instructional Design Career Facebook Group LinkedIn WebsiteThanks for joining us on the Jumpstart Your Instructional Design Career podcast! If you enjoyed this episode, please leave us a rating and review to help us reach even more freedom seekers and aspiring instructional designers.

In today's episode, Jen talks with Impact Icon Jane Rohde, Founder, and Principal at JSR Associates, a healthcare and senior living design firm developing programming, planning, and care models that focus on the desired outcomes of residents, patients, staff, family, and visitors. Jane believes in a global, cultural shift toward de-institutionalized senior living facilities through research, advocacy, and humanistic approaches to care. She is a consummate professional, a voracious consumer of knowledge, and so incredibly kind. Toward the end of the conversation, she talks about legacy and what it means to think about your own — the legacy you'll leave. It's a thoughtful, intriguing conversation and one we hope you enjoy. You can learn more about Jane's work at www.jsrassociates.net.Meet the 2022 Impact IconsFollow along with Impact Icons on Instagram and LinkedInConnect with Jen Levisen on Instagram and LinkedInImpact Icons is an Imagine a Place Production, presented by OFS, Mortarr, and Ecomedes, Inc.Reseat's New York Times feature, "The Furniture Hustlers of Silicon Valley."

I caught up with Emma Carpenter, Head of Design Experience and previously Group Director Fjord Johannesburg, Associate Director at Accenture Song. Emma had been introduced to me several months ago, as I was keen to speak to someone in consulting space inAfrica, to get a better understanding of the social and technical implications for designing services. I am aware the blind spot in this conversation of two white practitioners of Anglo origins talking about Design in Africa, but nevertheless, I found speaking to Emma to be absolutely brilliant.They cover off some of the cultural implications around phone data, and how this perceived restriction drives potentially a more inclusive service. We chat about how western mindsets and tech organisations design for western behaviours and how this may inadvertently result in global information exclusion to African natives who favour less data intense services, which are more likely to be localised. I know you're going to enjoy this episode... Connect with Emma:https://www.linkedin.com/in/emmacarpenter/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

I caught up with Emma Carpenter, Head of Design Experience and previously Group Director Fjord Johannesburg, Associate Director atAccenture Song. Emma had been introduced to me several months ago, as I was keen to speak to someone in consulting space inAfrica, to get a better understanding of the social and technical implications for designing services. I am aware the blind spot in this conversation of two white practitioners of Anglo origins talking about Design in Africa, but nevertheless, I found speaking to Emma to be absolutely brilliant.They cover off some of the cultural implications around phone data, and how this perceived restriction drives potentially a more inclusive service. We chat about how western mindsets and tech organisations design for western behaviours and how this may inadvertently result in global information exclusion to African natives who favour less data intense services, which are more likely to be localised. I know you're going to enjoy this episode... Connect with Emma https://www.linkedin.com/in/emmacarpenter/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Episode #167, We welcome returning guest, David Blatner from the CreativePro Network. We talk about the upcoming Design + PowerPoint online conference, and then chat about a really interesting design philosophy, "All Design is Creating an Experience for a User."   Full Episode Show Notes https://thepresentationpodcast.com/2022/e167   Show Suggestions? Questions for your Hosts? Email us at: info@thepresentationpodcast.com   Listen and review on iTunes. Thanks! http://apple.co/1ROGCUq   New Episodes 1st and 3rd Tuesday Every Month

Both mental and physical health are essential to our overall well-being . By creating a home environment that values and optimizes our health , we are taking the first step in incorporating lifestyle changes that ultimately promote longevity. A holistic home connects your mind ,body, spirit and spaces together . On this episode , there is discussion around the importance of a wellness focused environment and some profound tips to give your home a wellness makeover that can add lots of positivity , energy and rejuvenation to your home and your lifestyle . Visit us at www.spacesdesignstudio.com . You can find us on Instagram @designstudiospaces and on our Linktree https://linktr.ee/SpacesDesign.

The challenges of creating effective experiences with technology, and new approaches to experience design

The challenges of creating effective experiences with technology, and new approaches to experience design

The challenges of creating effective experiences with technology, and new approaches to experience design

Hello and Welcome to our Podcast . I am your host , Joy Nan Rodia , an interior designer with over 25 years experience and Founder of , OfCourse Interior Design Academy. Here we will be chatting about wellness focused interior design that literally means a positive balanced approach to interior design that supports the mind, body and soul.

Episode 155: Today on “The Building Code,” Zach and Charley are joined by Piper Stromatt, director of interior design and partner at Boutique Living by Curate in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Piper was born into the construction industry and decided to take the route of design working for a residential construction company right out of school.   Listen to the full episode to hear about what it takes to start a career in the construction industry, some of the latest evolving design trends and how Buildertrend helps curate the design process for clients.   How has Buildertrend helped with your design process? “We can go as deep as somebody wants to or as minimal as somebody wants to. And that's also something that Buildertrend has allowed us to do – build our template to be able to do that. We've put almost nine years into our template. We're very strategic of what goes in there, all of our vendors can't live without it now, and our subs can't live without it. We can't live without it either. Even though we have a catalog that anybody can bring in, we're able to streamline that process for our homeowners to not get so overwhelmed when they do start getting down to the nitty-gritty.”   What are some of the design trends you're seeing right now?   “I think you're going to start seeing a lot of the Scandinavian, which is like very simple, very eclectic, just very easy, very natural. Then you're going to start seeing a lot of the natural designs really start to trump the farmhouse. But what you'll start seeing, shiplap was always horizontal, now it's pulling vertical. You're starting to see a lot more sleek lines, colors, and a lot of light and brightness. You're not seeing the grays anymore or the gray tones, or anything like that. You're starting to see the simple whites, a lot of Ben Moore and Sherwin-Williams' light and bright, but also with the natural color tone.”     LINKS AND MORE   Related content: Check out Piper's podcast, “The Building Blonde” on Spotify. Tune in to the last episode of “The Building Code” (link episode 154) to hear about how our Financial Services team is working to change the way the construction industry gets paid. Learn more about why the future of getting paid is digital. Subscribe here, and never miss an episode. Got podcast topic suggestions? Reach out to us at podcast@buildertrend.com. The Better Way, a podcast by Buildertrend: Looking to improve how your team plans projects with the top residential construction management platform this year? Pick up Buildertrend project planning pro tips on the newest season of “The Better Way, a podcast by Buildertrend.” Subscribe and stream all five bingeable episodes on your favorite listening app now. Follow us on social: Instagram and Facebook: @Buildertrend Listen to “The Building Code” on YouTube! And be sure to head over to Facebook to join The Building Code Crew fan page for some fun discussions with fellow listeners.

You need the experience to get the job, but you need the job to get the experience... Right? I'll share with you my best tip on gaining ID experience right away. Mentioned Link: YouTube Video Saeide and Eric's Episode. Connect with me:

In this episode, Laura Dinan Haber and Paul Tyler are joined by Ellen Last, Principal, Design Experience, and Maura Rucker, Senior Director, Experience, Slalom.  As design technicians, Ellen and Maura curate awesome experiences that help solve human problems while helping companies tackle their most ambitious projects and build new capabilities. Willingness to design better for the customer is at the heart of the work they do.  After the past 18+ months, no company does not need to transform. Companies at the forefront of the hybrid evolution are focused on people - being employee and customer-obsessed. To help companies navigate these changes, Slalom has created Ethos, ‘a compass to guide you forward'.  After listening to this episode, you will walk away with tips on navigating forward with a hybrid mindset, digital collaboration tools, and transformative workplace culture.  Connect with Ellen Last: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ellen-last-3865945/ Connect with Maura Rucker: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mauraparente/  Slalom's ETHOS for hybrid work: https://www.slalom.com/insight/your-ethos-hybrid-work  Connect with Nassau Re/Imagine: https://www.linkedin.com/showcase/nassau-reimagine/ Nassau Re/Imagine Incubator Program: https://imagine.nfg.com Re/Imagine Retiretech Map: https://imagine.nfg.com/innovation-in-retiretech/

Bob Baxley reflects on his time as a design leader at Apple, why no one can name a famous product designer, and the importance of having conviction in your ideas. Highlights include: - What was it like presenting design work to Steve Jobs? - Is a job in design more than a means to an end? - Why was Dr. Seuss trying to kill Dick & Jane? - What role does humility play in supporting ideas? - How can you present design effectively to senior executives? ====== Who is Bob Baxley? Bob is a design executive who lives and works in Silicon Valley. He is currently the Senior Vice-President of Design & Experience at ThoughtSpot, a business intelligence and data analytics platform.  Prior to ThoughtSpot, Bob was Head of Product Design at Pinterest where he built, led, and managed a multifaceted design team, responsible for both the consumer and business facing aspects of the product. Bob also spent over eight years at Apple, where he served in senior leadership roles for Apple's retail and e-commerce teams. As a Director of Design, Bob hired and led the creative team responsible for a broad variety of applications including the Apple Online Store. ====== Find Bob here: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bbaxley/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/thisisbobbaxley/  Bob's bok: Making the Web Work: Designing Effective Web Applications -  https://amzn.to/2Wb0tq1 Bob's talks: A Universal Model for Deconstructing the User Interface -  https://youtu.be/WOQdO5vUfmo Designing the machine that designs the designs - https://youtu.be/0pJ8xfTmbKo Conditions, Constraints, and Conviction - https://youtu.be/BYPYVvnzWsI ====== Thank you for tuning in! If you liked what you heard and want to support the show, please leave a review on Apple Podcasts (or wherever you listen). Follow us on our other social channels for more great Brave UX content! YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/TheSpaceInBetween/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-space-in-between/  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thespaceinbetw__n/  ====== Host: Brendan Jarvis https://www.linkedin.com/in/brendanjarvis/

This episode features an interview with Paul Papas, Global Managing Partner of IBM's Business Transformation Services.  He has led the launch of IBM's design and CX division called IBM iX as well as their Enterprise Strategy Consulting services.  Paul has been named one of the world's “Top 25 Consultants” by Consulting Magazine, among the world's top 5 CRM influential leaders, and the “King of Commerce” by CRM Magazine.  Before IBM, he was a Partner at PriceWaterhouseCoopers.  In this episode, Paul discusses providing value to customers first and foremost, incorporating agile and design thinking into CX, and getting clients hooked on the customer journey.Quotes“We're in the services business, myself and my team.  We got into service to be of service to our clients.  When our clients are doing any CX initiative, it's for them to be of better service to their customers.  And when they live up to that ambition, and that calling, that's where you see great things happen.”Time Stamps*[0:15] Intro*[1:15] Taking ownership of your CX*[2:03] Interview begins*[5:25] CX transformation initiatives*[7:06] Helping big companies solve CX problems*[8:21] Set your customer as your North Star*[10:13] Keys to a successful CX transformation*[18:31] How CX has evolved*[29:01] Getting buy-in from the C-suite*[34:12] Rebuilding trust when things go wrong*[44:37] Quick questionsBioPaul Papas is the Global Managing Partner of IBM's Business Transformation Services responsible for IBM's Consulting, Design & Experience, Technology & Analytics, and Business Process Outsourcing services. He leads a 50,000 person global team that helps Fortune 1000 CEOs and other C-suite executives reinvent their businesses by leveraging the latest technology innovations.Thank you to our friendsThis episode is brought to you by IBM. If you are responsible for Customer Experience, they've created a White Paper just for you. In the CX North Star Report, you can learn more about how to activate your CX vision. Download it hereLinks:Find Paul on LinkedInConnect with Paul on TwitterFind Phil on LinkedInConnect with Phil on Twitter

This episode of the WORK. podcast features Kirstin Hammerberg who is the  Global Vice President of Brand Innovation for the creative agency Sid Lee. She leads global business and experience design with a focus on brand innovation. Kirstin has authored growth visions and designed cultural programs that mobilize employees and has found ways to bring community and people into the heart of business design.Kirstin HammerbergSid LeeHavasCognizantPaul HlivkoWellmark Blue Cross & Blue Shield PatagoniaTony BondGreat Place To WorkSteve RaderNASAMike TushmanWe Are RosieToptal BraintrustCommunoWhit Hiller

WELCOME TO A NEW EPISODE OF THE DES- MARKETING EXPERIENCE We are not transitioning to a marketing podcast, but it's quite interesting to see a contrasting view of current state of design with Lisa, member of the marketing party or as we like to call it the top collaborators with the design party. Tune in, you really don't want to miss out on this week's episode of The Design Experience. INSTAGRAM WEBSITE

This week we have a special guest over, ADRI MENDEZ. Who BTW just landed a new job position, you heard it here first (or not? time continuity issues). Work-Life balance, the juxtaposing work environments of employment and freelancing, internships and even more in this episode of The Design Experience. Instagram Website

This week the crew kicks in the episode by dissecting an "Intellectual" tweet about the current status of design which quite pulls us in a very interesting conversation over the current simplistic wave, that is as simple as this week's description. Independent type foundries, fake BS grids and constructions, anti-design, controlled chaos and even more in this episode of The Design Experience. Website Instagram

CAPTION SOLD SEPARATELY FOR $699 Just Kidding! The crew dives into the immaculate Apple operation, and their lawsuit magnet personality. From butterfly switches to electric cars, and in between it's one hell of a debate over the tech giant. Grab some coffee and tune in into this week's episode of The Design Experience. Website Instagram

Designing a space for designers is a challenge within itself. That’s why it took a special team of creative technologists and designers to pull off creating an immersive experience for the Kravet showroom center in New York City. If you haven’t heard of the Kravet brand before I am sure you’ve seen them represented in some form or fashion on HGTV. So today I'm happy to have Ed Flores, Chris Fox, and Bryan Meszaros from the OpenEye Global Team hanging out with me in my CrashPad to chat about what all went into designing this highly functional workspace for interior designers.Click the link to get a glimpse into this design workspace: https://vimeo.com/386324185OpenEye Global Website for more details on this project: https://www.openeyeglobal.com/kravet/ 

AIN'T NOTHING AS FRESH AS HOOPING IN A WIDESPREAD PINK AND BLUE GRADIENT JERSEY, JUST IMAGINE GETTING DUNKED ON BY A FLAMINGO. This week the regular crew is back for a laid back convo on design in the sports field, whether you're hoarding jerseys since ‘01, or contemplating god knows how many 90 minutes you've been through, or even if you aren't an avid sports fan this one is quite an interesting listen. Augmented Reality, Hideous Jerseys, Political & Cultural influence, and even more in this episode of The Design Experience.

In this episode of Build the Future, we talk with Phnam Bagley the co-founder of  Nonfiction Design — a creative studio specializing in industrial design, branding, user experience design, space architecture, engineering and strategy. At Nonfiction Design, they turn science fiction into reality for a better future. We cover the future of space architecture, design, the self, and more!To listen to more episodes and to stay connected, follow along athttps://www.buildthefuturepodcast.com/https://twitter.com/camwieseDon’t forget to leave a review and subscribe.Have a great week and until next time, go build!

Tracy will inspire you to: "Get your financial BLEEP together!" with no fear about earning money, thriving in business and without the overwhelm that tends to come along with managing our finances. She is helping women design their reality, taking clear planned steps to become wealthy! ... and live their life vibrantly too!Tracy will guides and creates an Ultimate 5 year Life Plan for women. Her whole mission is to elevate one financially confident woman at a time ... and she is impacting lives everyday!We discuss: setting expectations, knowing you have the plan designed for your life including designed your business. She knows that women need to be more strategic, maximize their time (she especially knows entrepreneurs that run their own business, find it difficult to insist on taking time, away from clients, demand, emails, and everything it takes to run a business…)She offers pro-tips: to re-frame your mindset about days away from the office, as strategic time as well as self-care! Stop procrastinating, design your reality. If it is planned and it is in the calendar, make the time. She will win you over with the concept of a Spa experience for your soul and your finances! Bonus: 2021 DYR Calendar and Tracy's Top 5 Life HacksConnect with Tracy here:To book a Design Experience https://offers.designyourreality.ca/privatedesignexperienceinfoFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/designyourreality.ca/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/designyourreality.ca/Website: https://designyourreality.ca/Join the ConversationFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/PeopleBrain.OVERflow/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/overflow_podcast/Website: https://peoplebrain.caLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kimberly-j-snider-18591088/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The fourteenth annual reports from Accenture Interactive's global network of designers and creatives found that organisations will have the opportunity to map out new territory as they embrace new strategies, services and experiences to meet evolving human needs.Mark Curtis, head of innovation and thought leadership for Accenture Interactive said throughout history, after a global crisis, a new era of thinking begins. As we look to the future, a wealth of potential worlds opens up in front of us. Some are scary, some are exciting, and all of them are largely unexplored. Businesses have the ultimate permission and space to think and do differently.Emma Carpenter, Fjord Johannesburg Studio Lead and Head of Design Experience for Accenture Interactive, Africa said the pandemic has brought clarity and surprises alongside its chaos and tragedies. She believes the uncertainty will create and inspire new invention, a 21st century renaissance here in Africa as well as globally.The trends demonstrate how African organisations are responding to the new challenges and provide practical advice on surviving and innovating in a precarious economy.

The fourteenth annual reports from Accenture Interactive's global network of designers and creatives found that organisations will have the opportunity to map out new territory as they embrace new strategies, services and experiences to meet evolving human needs.Mark Curtis, head of innovation and thought leadership for Accenture Interactive said throughout history, after a global crisis, a new era of thinking begins. As we look to the future, a wealth of potential worlds opens up in front of us. Some are scary, some are exciting, and all of them are largely unexplored. Businesses have the ultimate permission and space to think and do differently.Emma Carpenter, Fjord Johannesburg Studio Lead and Head of Design Experience for Accenture Interactive, Africa said the pandemic has brought clarity and surprises alongside its chaos and tragedies. She believes the uncertainty will create and inspire new invention, a 21st century renaissance here in Africa as well as globally.The trends demonstrate how African organisations are responding to the new challenges and provide practical advice on surviving and innovating in a precarious economy.

The fourteenth annual reports from Accenture Interactive's global network of designers and creatives found that organisations will have the opportunity to map out new territory as they embrace new strategies, services and experiences to meet evolving human needs.Mark Curtis, head of innovation and thought leadership for Accenture Interactive said throughout history, after a global crisis, a new era of thinking begins. As we look to the future, a wealth of potential worlds opens up in front of us. Some are scary, some are exciting, and all of them are largely unexplored. Businesses have the ultimate permission and space to think and do differently.Emma Carpenter, Fjord Johannesburg Studio Lead and Head of Design Experience for Accenture Interactive, Africa said the pandemic has brought clarity and surprises alongside its chaos and tragedies. She believes the uncertainty will create and inspire new invention, a 21st century renaissance here in Africa as well as globally.The trends demonstrate how African organisations are responding to the new challenges and provide practical advice on surviving and innovating in a precarious economy.

Sedwick Cole Jr. who is currently a Design Director for a major global denim brand sits down with us to discuss his career journey as a black man in the fashion industry.   He starts off by giving us his background story of how he got into the fashion industry and his career path.  Throughout the interview he discusses challenges he’s faced as a black man in the fashion industry.  We also discuss life changes he was forced to make after a stint of burnout hit him hard & made him face the reality of the parts of his family life he was neglecting due to being a workaholic.  If you'd like to contact Sedwick you can find him on Instagram at: @manabouttown1826 Podcast questions or comments: runwaytoreiki.com (please leave a message in the contact form) Podcast Instagram page:  @runwaytoreikipodcast Fashion/Product Design Consulting Inquiries:  runwaytoreiki.com (please leave a message in the contact form) Virtual Modified Yoga Inquiries: Fashionistayogi.com Please feel free to leave a rating and comment and subscribe on Apple Podcast!   

In this week's episode we bring in the master of design (Nunzio Esposito) to talk about preconceived notions of user experience and how expectations will inevitably change within the enterprise.

Martine Hauwert ging tijdens een Engelstalige Business Update in gesprek met Anne Asensio, Head Design Experience & Innovation bij het Franse Dassault Systèmes. Wat is de invloed van de COVID-19 pandemie op design? Staat de mens nu meer centraal? During this Business Update, Martine Hauwert spoke with Anne Asensio, Head of Design Experience & Innovation at Dassault Systèmes. What is the influence of the COVID-19 pandemic on design? Is the focus now more on the human touch? New Business Radio Update Op dit moment maakt New Business Radio speciale updates & podcasts om iedere sector te informeren over de ontwikkelingen rondom het coronavirus. De updates worden uitgezonden op New Business Radio en de podcast wordt tevens verspreid via alle bekende podcastkanalen (o.a. Spotify & Apple Podcasts) en social media kanalen. In deze updates hoor je een ander geluid. Los van het traditionele nieuws, hoor je van ondernemers wat er leeft binnen hun bedrijf of sector en delen zij hoe zij hier mee omgaan. Wat voor kansen ontstaan er? En hoe kan je als organisatie zo optimaal mogelijk bewegen in een tijd als deze? De insteek is positief, maar ook realistisch. Tijdens de non-stop uren op New Business Radio hoor je altijd al de meeste interessante updates over innovatie en duurzaamheid. Wat zijn de interessante ontwikkelingen in jouw branche? Wat is er anders in deze onwerkelijke tijden? Laat het ons weten!

Ellen Bensky and Steve Nonis, CEO, CFO and Principals at Turner Fleischer Architects, as well as Senior Designer/Technologist andDigital Practice Lead Nebojsa Milutinovic and Kristian Pal join us on this episode 174 of Art of Construction. On this third and final episode of our series on real-time rendering and virtual reality brought to you by Enscape, Devon and Matt spoke with the team over at Turner Fleischer Architects in Toronto, Canada. We previously featured Ellen and Steve of TF on AOC Show 159: A Dedicated Approach to R&D and Office Management. This time, the principals were joined by leaders of their digital team, a team that at Turner Fleischer plays a huge role in the everyday practices of their company. Last time we featured Turner Fleischer we spoke at length about their company's dedicated approach to research and development and why they continuously seek out new technology to improve their practice and deliver a better product to their clients. During these sessions of research and trying out different technologies, TF's digital team landed on Enscape as a real-time rendering software that truly had the potential to elevate their business to higher levels of productivity, better coordination with their clients and ultimately better designs. Now, Enscape is an everyday tool in their company, used not only by their design teams but also by other employees who attend their internal trainings known as TF Academy. The TF Academy is an in-house teaching series that invites all of their employees to participate in learning sessions on new technology and design practices. During our conversation, their team reflected on how easily accessible Enscape is for new users in these sessions; even to employees who may not be as skilled at technology. TF's digital team is able to easily train coworkers, their clients, and even other trades on the job how to easily use this tool to better inspect, work and collaborate on their projects. Ultimately, Enscape allows all of us in the AEC community to work together more effectively and use the power of new technology to the fullest. The instant rendering of BIM models that Enscape allows, and the ability to walk through these lifelike renderings in virtual reality and see and feel design decisions in real-time is steadily bringing our industry to new heights. We at Art of Construction are huge fans, and we encourage all of you, AOC Tribe to take some initiative and figure out how you can use Enscape to help grow your businesses today!

Andreas Widmer and Luke Burgis work at the Ciocca Center for Principled Entrepreneurship at the Catholic University of America. Andreas founded and directs the Ciocca Center; he is the author of The Pope and the CEO. Luke is the current Entrepreneur in Residence at the Ciocca Center and co-authored the book Unrepeatable: Cultivating the Unique Calling of Every Person.Together, they teach the popular “Vocation of Business” course. Luke is now adapting that class for a high school course called the “Catholic Entrepreneurship and Design Experience,” or CEDE.Additional music from this episode provided by Blue Dot Sessions.

Welcome to Magic & Mantras! I am your host, Jaleesa. On this podcast, we share woke, high vibe thoughts on life, spirituality and lovingly explore personal growth. In this solo talk episode, I share my experience discovering my human design type, a Reflector. I discuss the most beautiful and challenging parts of being a reflector and how I have come to accept myself more fully and grow through learning about the human design system. SHOW NOTES: Amazing Descriptions of Reflectors: http://bit.ly/2Wlmcax http://bit.ly/2BRfr6WWhere to get a human design chart: First choice - https://www.geneticmatrix.com/ (Create an account then produce a chart for you and anyone else) Second choice - https://humandesignamerica.com/Essential Oils Vibrations: http://bit.ly/36dVRjt Lush - Rose Jam scented anything RECEIVE FOR FREE ❤️: Unlock Your Light – Manifestation MeditationCONNECT: IG: @magicandmantras

Hello Hello ! Mon nom est Louis Le Bras, bienvenue sur le podcast SPATIUM. Dans ce podcast, nous allons découvrir et aborder des sujets comme le design, le branding, les expériences de marques & la tech. Aujourd'hui dans cet épisode, nous allons découvrir le personal branding et ses enjeux. Le pari est donc d'expliquer en 2 minutes son rôle, ses actions ainsi que sa cohérence. Si ce type de podcast vous plaît, n'hésitez pas à me dire ce que vous pensez en commentaires, si vous avez une idée de podcast qui serait susceptible de vous intéresser, je serai heureux de lire vos retours. Bonne écoute et n'hésitez pas à partager cet épisode & le podcast !  Louis   

Ari Weinstein is a Branding Expert and Business Coach. He has over 30 years of design experience. He was working with the internet before the majority of you were even born (me included)! We talked design and finding inspiration away from the digital screens. You can follow Ari at: https://www.ariw.com https://www.instagram.com/aridublyu/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/creatorcast/message

Design Thinking ก็คือวิธีคิดแบบดีไซเนอร์ อย่าเอาแต่ "Design Application" ต้อง "Design Experience" เข้าใจหลักคิดหัวใจสำคัญของ Design Thinking ด้วยกิจกรรมจาก IBM

In questa puntata è tornata a trovarci l'arch. Roberta Borrelli di Make Your Home, che già stata ospite di ArchiTour per raccontarci la sua storia e il suo lavoro sviluppato attraverso il digital marketing. Questa volta ha voluto focalizzare l'attenzione sul processo creativo, come funziona e da dove si incomincia. Ci racconta tutto questo in anteprima ma la vera design experience la potete "vivere" durate i suoi bellissimi workshop.ArchiToursocial@lucadonzelli.ithttps://t.me/architourpodcastEditing audio Simone Capomolla di Esperienze Digitali

Nancy Douyon’s story will inspire you to break out of the mold and really think critically and globally when you design to scale. Her personal story and lessons learned will give insight into the life of an amazing role model for people wanting to join tech or become leaders in diversity, inclusion and UX.

Hear from show host, Albie of Albie Knows, how founding The E-Design Experience less than a year ago has evolved into this podcast, and what you can expect from The Design Influence every week. See This Episode On The Blog --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/albieknows/support

In this talk, Philip Thomson talks about his design experience. Design is both a process and a product. As a process it combines knowledge and imagination that informs and inspires. As a product, it represents the sum of its parts and it is measured against what has gone before. Join us for #productized18 and learn more about the latest tendencies.

David Mullich has been designing entertainment and educational products for such companies as Activision, Age of Learning, Disney, Edu-Ware Services, Encyclopedia Britannica, Mattel, and the Spin Master toy company for over three decades. In recent years, he has focused on applying game design techniques to academia and business. David has served as an industry mentor at the USC GamePipe Lab, co-created the Boy Scouts of America Game Design Merit Badge, and earlier this year was ranked the 4th leading "gamification guru" in social media. He has lectured and led workshops on game design, gamification, and Game Thinking at the annual Game Developers Conference, Game Thinking Live, Loyola Marymount University, New York Film Academy, and the USC Institute for Multimedia Literacy. David currently lead the Los Angeles Film School's Game Production degree program, serves as the Education & Research Director for the International Game Developers Association's Los Angeles Chapter, and consults with educational and business clients on how to make their projects more engaging.

Designer Mat Sanders jokes that his design business launched with a ceramic middle finger.  Scratch beneath the surface of his playful sensibility—which is reflected in his personality, interior designs and product lines—and you’ll find an ambitious business plan backed by a clear vision (and some anonymous funding). The Consort co-founder chats about how mid-budget customers are underserved, why boutique design services are hard to scale, and how he’s planning to conquer the design world by addressing both problems. This episode is sponsored by High Point Market.

"Fixing the Nets" [HOUN]  When  decided to give up  after 22 years, there was great uncertainty about its future. Would it be abandoned, archived, deleted or sustained? And who would handle any of the monumental work of modernizing the site that had its humble beginnings in 1994?   Enter Liza Potts, an associate professor at Michigan State University. Potts runs the  (Writing, Information and Design Experience) there and just so happened to like Sherlock Holmes. But she had no idea what was in store for her.   With a handful of students and a select advisory board of Sherlockians, Prof. Potts set out to wrangle some 3,000 links and hundreds of pages, giving them the modern treatment. But as with all technical projects, there are human elements and stories galore that make this a fascinating adventure.   Information on sponsors, links, and notes available below.   And please consider becoming a . Your support helps us to ensure we can keep doing what we do, covering file hosting costs, production, and this year, transcription services.     Sponsors This episode includes our two longtime sponsors, plus a new addition. Please support our sponsors by visiting their sites: Would you care to become a sponsor? You can find .     Notes 1:48 We lied and call upon the ghost of Dudley Moore for help 5:44 An update from Episode 130 7:00 A Philadelphia story 11:45 Wessex Press 16:54 Welcome Liza Potts 17:29 First meeting with Sherlock Holmes - via Jeremy Brett 24:37 Study abroad program  30:04 Taking on Sherlockian.net 43:15 Participatory culture 54:38 The site logo 1:02:51 What's next? 1:11:44 Wow! 1:13:38 The Baker Street Journal 1:15:19 All we ask is this one thing 1:17:35 Extra   Links Sherlockian.net on Twitter:    Many more links, articles and images are available in our Flipboard magazine at  as well as through our accounts on , , and .   Please , , , ,  or —or the podcast player of your choice—and be kind enough to leave a rating or review for the show. And please tell a friend about us, in any fashion you feel comfortable.   Your thoughts on the show? Leave a comment below, send us an email (comment AT ihearofsherlock DOT com), call us at (774) 221-READ (7323).  

Abe Matamoros wants to help get more patients to take their medicine. Learn how he went about creating a prototype of his Elligrid with no design experience. The post Creating a Prototype With No Design Experience With Abe Matamoros (033) appeared first on Life Skills That Matter.

Presentations for Service Design 2016

- Design, est un faux ami de la langue française - Le parcours d'achat du shopper français - L'expérience employé - Le PSG - Snapchat --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/manuel-diaz-podcast/message

Minter Dialogue Episode #132 — This interview is with Michal Eitan, professor and head of the Master program of Design Management (M-Des) at the Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design in Jerusalem. Michal is also part of the UNESCO Netexplo Advisory Board. In this interview, we talk about the role and importance of designers in today’s business world. How the design process has changed and how to improve design thinking and process. Considering the amount of new tech coming out of Israel, Michal is at one true epicentres of tech innovation of the world. Meanwhile, you can comment and find the show notes on myndset.com where you can also sign up for my weekly newsletter. Or you can follow me on Twitter on @mdial. And, if you liked the podcast, please take a moment of your precious time to go over to iTunes to rate the podcast.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/minterdial)

In this session of The Engineering Career Coach Podcast, I give a young engineer some guidance on concerns she has, including lack of engineering-design experience and which master’s degree is best to pursue. While much of my content on this site focuses on the development of core or nontechnical skills, getting the proper technical and engineering-design […] The post TECC 025: The Engineering Career Coach Podcast – What to Do if You Are Not Getting the Engineering-Design Experience You Need appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.

On this edition of Autoline EXTRA, John McElroy continues his discussion with Anne Asensio the VP of Design Experience at Dassault Systemes. Ms. Asensio discusses moving from the OEM side of design to the supplier side and what the differences are between the two. She also shares her thoughts on if designs in the 3D world can be as beautiful and artistic as drawing with conventional tools.

On this edition of Autoline EXTRA, John McElroy continues his discussion with Anne Asensio the VP of Design Experience at Dassault Systemes. Ms. Asensio discusses moving from the OEM side of design to the supplier side and what the differences are between the two. She also shares her thoughts on if designs in the 3D world can be as beautiful and artistic as drawing with conventional tools.