Comments for PARK day by day http://day-by-day.park.bz design management practice Wed, 04 Jan 2012 23:50:47 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= Comment on Customer Centricity by Simply Awesome | PARK day by day http://day-by-day.park.bz/2011/11/customer-centricity/comment-page-1/#comment-30014 Simply Awesome | PARK day by day Wed, 04 Jan 2012 23:50:47 +0000 http://day-by-day.park.bz/?p=2613#comment-30014 [...] my previous post, I wrote about the “runner up” management trend of the past decade, customer intimacy. So if a [...] [...] my previous post, I wrote about the “runner up” management trend of the past decade, customer intimacy. So if a [...]

]]> Comment on Top 20 design management apps by Diigo links 12/16/2011 - Le blog de Klee Interactive http://day-by-day.park.bz/2011/12/top-20-design-management-apps/comment-page-1/#comment-28802 Diigo links 12/16/2011 - Le blog de Klee Interactive Fri, 16 Dec 2011 11:02:06 +0000 http://day-by-day.park.bz/?p=2701#comment-28802 [...] Top 20 design management apps | PARK day by day [...] [...] Top 20 design management apps | PARK day by day [...]

]]> Comment on Top 20 design management apps by autoblog post 12/15/2011 - Le blog de Klee Interactive http://day-by-day.park.bz/2011/12/top-20-design-management-apps/comment-page-1/#comment-28734 autoblog post 12/15/2011 - Le blog de Klee Interactive Thu, 15 Dec 2011 11:31:02 +0000 http://day-by-day.park.bz/?p=2701#comment-28734 [...] Top 20 design management apps | PARK day by day [...] [...] Top 20 design management apps | PARK day by day [...]

]]> Comment on Customer Centricity by Jay Peters http://day-by-day.park.bz/2011/11/customer-centricity/comment-page-1/#comment-28170 Jay Peters Wed, 07 Dec 2011 09:39:30 +0000 http://day-by-day.park.bz/?p=2613#comment-28170 Hi Gustavo, Thank you for the comments. One way to design products that will last for more time is to use trend forecasting and use these insights to create future scenarios say 5 & 10 years out. Remember, customers only know what they want form what they can choose from, so it is up to us to design their future;) Best regards, Jay Hi Gustavo,

Thank you for the comments. One way to design products that will last for more time is to use trend forecasting and use these insights to create future scenarios say 5 & 10 years out. Remember, customers only know what they want form what they can choose from, so it is up to us to design their future;)

Best regards,
Jay

]]> Comment on Customer Centricity by Gustavo http://day-by-day.park.bz/2011/11/customer-centricity/comment-page-1/#comment-28140 Gustavo Tue, 06 Dec 2011 21:14:24 +0000 http://day-by-day.park.bz/?p=2613#comment-28140 Hello Jay, Thanks a lot for the interesting insights. I'd like to explore more on ways to detect the "unstated" consumer wants. Whenever we interact, or put ourselves in their shoes, we probably develop an understanding of their pressing wants. But how to go more into the future and design products that will last for more time? Thanks again, Gustavo Hello Jay,

Thanks a lot for the interesting insights. I’d like to explore more on ways to detect the “unstated” consumer wants. Whenever we interact, or put ourselves in their shoes, we probably develop an understanding of their pressing wants. But how to go more into the future and design products that will last for more time?

Thanks again,
Gustavo

]]> Comment on Drive! Don’t micro manage your designers! by Jay http://day-by-day.park.bz/2011/10/drive-dont-micro-manage-your-designers/comment-page-1/#comment-26016 Jay Mon, 31 Oct 2011 13:07:37 +0000 http://day-by-day.park.bz/?p=2593#comment-26016 Indeed, today it takes much more than financial incentives to attract, motivate and retain talent. Wile money is important, for many, it is not everything. Today, people want to contribute to a greater good while not being micro managed! Here is a great RSA video with an excerpt form Daniel Pinks Drive about what motivates us > http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u6XAPnuFjJc Indeed, today it takes much more than financial incentives to attract, motivate and retain talent. Wile money is important, for many, it is not everything. Today, people want to contribute to a greater good while not being micro managed!

Here is a great RSA video with an excerpt form Daniel Pinks Drive about what motivates us > http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u6XAPnuFjJc

]]> Comment on It‘s not easy being green: The future of design in Asia by Hello DesignSingapore Council | It's Not Easy Being Green http://day-by-day.park.bz/2011/09/being-green-the-future-of-design-in-asia/comment-page-1/#comment-24358 Hello DesignSingapore Council | It's Not Easy Being Green Thu, 29 Sep 2011 10:22:17 +0000 http://day-by-day.park.bz/?p=2527#comment-24358 [...] You can read more about our meeting at the PARK day-by-day weblog. [...] [...] You can read more about our meeting at the PARK day-by-day weblog. [...]

]]> Comment on It‘s not easy being green: Update and book tip from Bali by It‘s Not Easy Being Green: The Future Of Design In Asia? | PARK day by day http://day-by-day.park.bz/2011/07/it%e2%80%98s-not-easy-being-green-update-and-book-tip-from-bali/comment-page-1/#comment-23141 It‘s Not Easy Being Green: The Future Of Design In Asia? | PARK day by day Sat, 10 Sep 2011 11:55:07 +0000 http://day-by-day.park.bz/?p=2389#comment-23141 [...] About our guest writers Aart van Bezooyen (Owner of Material Stories) and Paula Raché (Communication Designer) are two creative professionals exploring sustainability around the world. During six months they are focusing on the future of our planet with the motto: „It’s Not Easy Being Green“. After South-America, New Zealand and Australia, they traveled through Southeast Asia and recently returned in Hamburg, Germany. Together they are posting on our blog as guest-writers. You can find their earlier writings here from Germany, Brazil, Australia and Indonesia. [...] [...] About our guest writers Aart van Bezooyen (Owner of Material Stories) and Paula Raché (Communication Designer) are two creative professionals exploring sustainability around the world. During six months they are focusing on the future of our planet with the motto: „It’s Not Easy Being Green“. After South-America, New Zealand and Australia, they traveled through Southeast Asia and recently returned in Hamburg, Germany. Together they are posting on our blog as guest-writers. You can find their earlier writings here from Germany, Brazil, Australia and Indonesia. [...]

]]> Comment on It‘s not easy being green: Online tools for sustainable design by It‘s Not Easy Being Green: The Future Of Design In Asia? | PARK day by day http://day-by-day.park.bz/2011/06/it%e2%80%98s-not-easy-being-green-online-tools-for-more-sustainable-design/comment-page-1/#comment-23079 It‘s Not Easy Being Green: The Future Of Design In Asia? | PARK day by day Fri, 09 Sep 2011 14:50:54 +0000 http://day-by-day.park.bz/?p=2332#comment-23079 [...] on our blog as guest-writers. You can find their earlier writings here from Germany, Brazil, Australia and [...] [...] on our blog as guest-writers. You can find their earlier writings here from Germany, Brazil, Australia and [...]

]]> Comment on It’s not easy being green: Feel the future in Brazil by It‘s Not Easy Being Green: The Future Of Design In Asia? | PARK day by day http://day-by-day.park.bz/2011/04/its-not-easy-being-green-feel-the-future-in-brazil/comment-page-1/#comment-23078 It‘s Not Easy Being Green: The Future Of Design In Asia? | PARK day by day Fri, 09 Sep 2011 14:48:53 +0000 http://day-by-day.park.bz/?p=2183#comment-23078 [...] are posting on our blog as guest-writers. You can find their earlier writings here from Germany, Brazil, Australia and [...] [...] are posting on our blog as guest-writers. You can find their earlier writings here from Germany, Brazil, Australia and [...]

]]> Comment on Around the World in 180 days by It‘s Not Easy Being Green: The Future Of Design In Asia? | PARK day by day http://day-by-day.park.bz/2011/03/around-the-world-in-180-days/comment-page-1/#comment-23077 It‘s Not Easy Being Green: The Future Of Design In Asia? | PARK day by day Fri, 09 Sep 2011 14:47:52 +0000 http://day-by-day.park.bz/?p=2132#comment-23077 [...] they are posting on our blog as guest-writers. You can find their earlier writings here from Germany, Brazil, Australia and [...] [...] they are posting on our blog as guest-writers. You can find their earlier writings here from Germany, Brazil, Australia and [...]

]]> Comment on Jugaad – the fugal innovation approach by Tim Selders http://day-by-day.park.bz/2011/09/jugaad-the-fugal-innovation-approach/comment-page-1/#comment-22918 Tim Selders Wed, 07 Sep 2011 05:14:03 +0000 http://day-by-day.park.bz/?p=2504#comment-22918 Hi Amrita, Very interesting; good to hear about this perspective. Here is a thought: would it be possible to describe Jugaad as 'efficient and effective design thinking'? Best, Tim Hi Amrita,
Very interesting; good to hear about this perspective.
Here is a thought: would it be possible to describe Jugaad as ‘efficient and effective design thinking’?
Best,
Tim

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