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Last Friday saw the launch of arguably the most hyped interaction-design driven (and marketed!) product ever: the iPhone. And yet…where were Apple’s interaction designers? Those animations, the way the keyboard works, how the touch scree
Avoid innovation traps. Change leaders will be tempted by three innovation traps. They're so attractive that leaders can expect to fall into one of them--or into all three--again and again.
1. When looking for ways to innovate, the first
Every time you provide a service, or sell a product you need to send an invoice indicating the products, quantities and agreed prices ...
Probably everybody knows that, however we need to create invoices all the time.
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The New York Times on Experience Design Usability:
Sometimes there is a huge disconnect between the people who make a product and the people who use it. The creator of a Web site may assume too much knowledge on the part of users, leading to co
I’m kicking off Day Four of UX Week with a talk on New Sources of Inspiration for Interaction Designers. When it comes time to design a product or feature, designers look to other similar products for inspiration. Or maybe, if they are sophist
The last month I wrote here about the 'Photoshop Top Secret' product. Now here the training course:
Mark Monciardini has now his MySpace page !
For more information on 'Photoshop Top Secret' pro
The UK's Civil Defence Supply is something like James Bond's Q-branch, as it "manufactures and patents unusual devices and gadgets" for police officers and soldiers. But whereas Q cooked up exploding cigarettes, umbrellas that stabbed the user to de
In 2002 Starbuck's shared its guiding principles for brand building. Five years later do they still ring true?•Starbucks brand is its product, its people and its in-store experience.•Starbuck's promise: For curious and discerning adults, Starbucks p
Companies, products, universities, museums, municipalities and individuals brand themselves. Why not nations? After all, they have more at stake then almost any other entity – tourism, exports, foreign direct investment, industry formati
Having reviewed Microsoft Expression Web back in June 2006, giving it rating of 3 out of 5, I was glad of the opportunity to have a look over the final release version of the product, to see how well it supports designers in creating sites using CSS
What was odd about many of the posters Alice Twemlow judged in a recent competition was that they didnÂ’t promote an idea, event or product; their only purpose seemed to be entering numerous annual poster competitions.
I am pleased to join Marketers For Charity in this blogging and fund raising effort for the fight against breast cancer.
My auction contribution: The Origin Of Brands
In my first blog entry here on Branding Strategy Insider I
We have tested our Brand Insistence â„¢ brand equity management system across numerous industries and organizations over the past eight years. Along the way we have found that the following five components drive customers from brand awareness to brand
This interview was recorded at the Future of Web Apps conference in London, February 2007.
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Last.fm developers Matt Ogle and Anil Bawa Cavia talk to journalist Bobbie Johnson for Vitamin
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As international financial uncertainty continues, so does the test of branding.
I’m sure you’d agree with me that the easiest strategy for securing a couple more customers is to reduce the price of your product or service. But, needles
We're exploring Brand Management's 40 Most Common Brand Problems.
Enter Number 34...
Common Brand Problem Number 34: Limiting the brand to one channel of distribution or aligning the brand too closely with a declining channel
Marketing research is critical to the success of brand management. Without customer and competitor information/insight, it is almost impossible to position a brand advantageously and to manage it effectively over time. Research supports the followin
Back in December we asked, "Are you a part of a brand building organization?", and provided a checklist to help you assess your organization’s readiness to build brands. Today we're taking our checklist a step further, hoping you and your
Increasingly, consumer product companies are using product placement as a part of their overall marketing efforts. According to a recently released PQ Media study, Global paid product placement grew 37.2% to $3.36 billion in 2006 and is forecast to
Perhaps the two names most synonymous with the Internet, Google and Yahoo, have been rather lackluster when it comes to social networking. Yes, Google has Orkut and Yahoo has services like MyBlogLog, but neither can hold a candle to sites like MySpa
Diesel is online with the Fall Winter Denim collection and it's all about dating. Ok, ok, I'm biased, but I like it a lot... I loved the campaign concept since the very first moment I heard about it, and now that I see how it has been implemented by
If you're in the Surrey, UK neck of the woods and tend to seek out ways to stay on top of sustainable trends and happenings, the Sustainable Innovation 07 event might be worth some time and cash. This 12th Towards Sustainable Product Design conferen
Swedish agency Kokokaka surprises us once again with the new interactive experience developed for Nudie Jeans. It's an innovative denim guide much more focused on fitting than the usual collection's presentations. On the site you can meet Average Jo
Did you know that close to 80 percent of all brands purchased by parents – is controlled by their children? You may be surprised to learn that a whopping 67 percent of all car purchases is also determined by the children of the home – not by the par
The events of the past week made one thing abundantly clear. You can have a great, even revolutionary product, but without the proper marketing and a well-timed press release you may still be doomed to obscurity. And while timing press releases soun
