Who knew?
Who knew that even Dilbert’s pointy-haired boss appreciates authenticity?

Via dilbert.com
My 2¢: As Dilbert’s boss suggests, what we find awesome is usually something
Who knew that even Dilbert’s pointy-haired boss appreciates authenticity?

Via dilbert.com
My 2¢: As Dilbert’s boss suggests, what we find awesome is usually something
Imagine plugging a small device into your car’s cigarette lighter and instantly turning it into a thrilling sports car. Hard to imagine, no? But
Based on a true story
Let me tell you a story:
Once upon a time a guy, let’s call him Bob, wrote a classified ad in the automotive section
In the past, organizations thought in “built-to-last-terms.”
Now and in the future, organizations will have to think in “built-to-change-terms.”
Ask: What would people love?
Case in point: Shuush—a simple and very useful web based Twitter reader by BERG Studio.


Success comes at the intersection of design and usability.
And what breeds usability?
Simplicity.
Keep it simple.
Master
A) Start a blog about a topic you are interested in, and then convince the world to listen to you?
B) Start a blog about a topic the world is interested
A few days ago I was asked to critic a number of radio ads for a real estate developer.

Image of a BMW car featured in the film Mission Impossible Ghost Protocol via bmwusa.com
If you’re just like everyone else people will have trouble describing and/or referring

Of course you do.
As Steve Denning notes, when relaxed we naturally lapse right into storytelling.
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