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Lessons on Corporate Culture: People versus process

January 19, 2020

One advantage to working with large corporations around the world during my tenure at Microsoft is I have been exposed to many different corporate cultures in action. It may be an oversimplication, but I look at these multiple cultures through…

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Music

Remake Jaws? Here’s my pitch

January 9, 2020

This week there was a rumor posted at a fan news site that Universal Studios was looking to remake one of the best movies ever made, a movie that I consider a near-perfect film. Jaws. I was not surprised, but…

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Geek, TV, Twin Peaks

My Favorite TV of the decade: 2010-2019

January 7, 2020

I previously wrote about my favorite films of the last decade here. This inspired me to think about the shows I most enjoyed over the past ten years. As I previously noted, these are personal favorites, and I’m sure there…

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Geek, Movies, Trek, TV, Twin Peaks

The “Real Fan” Debate: A meaningless tiering of fandom

January 4, 2020

This past week I was reading Twitter feeds, which is my favorite way of wasting time, and I saw this post: Seeing the Star Wars movies does not make you a Star Wars fan. Actual Star Wars fans have done…

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Technology, UX Articles

The Future of Content Experience: UX Trends to Look For in 2020

January 4, 2020

Repost of my New Year article for Content Science Review, please check them out! It’s hard to believe, but 2020 is almost upon us, wrapping up a decade of significant change in the technology space. For UX practitioners there are…

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Geek, Movies

My Favorite Films of the decade: 2010-2019

January 3, 2020

With the new decade now underway people have been posting a lot of “best of” lists… And one that caught my eye was a list of favorite films over the past 10 years. Not “best”, but favorite – as in…

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UX Articles

Lessons in #UX: Working with remote teams

December 19, 2019

Having worked on dozens of projects around the world in my career, I have had the opportunity to work with teams that are co-located, remote, or both. Working with a local team is fairly straightforward, as long as you actively…

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Family

Leadership – It’s about support, not judgement

December 15, 2019

Had some very uncomfortable conversations in my life, and I’m recall one conversation that was very telling. Not about me, but about someone else. Said “someone else” was someone I was moved under in my company – transferred to from…

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Geek, Movies, Trek

Life, Birth, Death, Rebirth: An interpretation of Star Trek: The Motion Picture

December 9, 2019

This week is the 40th anniversary of the release of Star Trek: The Motion Picture. I never saw it in theaters, but I do remember playing the HECK out of that movie on an RCA Videodisc when the family bought…

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Technology, Trek, UX Articles

Lessons in #AI: How to avoid creating Star Trek’s “Ultimate Computer”

December 8, 2019

Writer Dorothy (D.C.) Fontana passed away this week at the age of 80. Fontana was a pioneering female screenwriter in the (then) male-dominated field of television. She started writing scripts for Star Trek, but then crafted great narratives for dozens…

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UX Articles

Lessons in UX: Partnering with Product Management

December 5, 2019

Recently received some feedback that gave me pause. The feedback was that I was not fully engaging and partnering with product management. This prompted me to review what I was doing and change my approach and behavior. Reflecting on the…

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UX Articles

Lessons in #UX: Defining Design Principles

December 3, 2019

On a recent project, I had the opportunity to formalize design standards for a web application. The application was designed “organically”… Which basically means it was designed by committee by multiple developers with very little user testing and UX forethought.…

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UX Articles

Creating a #UX Action Plan

November 26, 2019

I was recently tasked with creating an Action Plan on how UX can best support a product that needed a lot of TLC. While I had done planning activities like this in the past, this was the first time I…

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Featured Articles, Music

Losst and Founnd gives us more Harry Nilsson, and it’s about time

November 22, 2019

Anyone who knows me know one thing: I LOVE the work of Harry Nilsson. LOVE it. I trace that love all the way back to a very odd start. It was Popeye. Yup, the Robert Altman Popeye movie. 10-year-old me…

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Movies, Neglected Cinema

1984’s Runaway is peak Michael Crichton, warts and all

November 20, 2019

Thank goodness Tom Selleck wasn’t Indiana Jones. That’s right: Selleck was the original choice to play Henry Jones Jr., but he couldn’t get out of his commitment (and contract) to star in TV’s Magnum PI. Instead, the part went to…

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UX 101, UX Articles

Book Updates: #UX101 and Experience (Still) Matters

November 14, 2019

Happy to announce that I have completed a major revision of my book UX 101. I have added more content on Service Design, Design Thinking, and Agile, as well as deprecated some older content. Links to buy the Kindle and…

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