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Scott Dickie

Team Manager, UX Strategist | Accenture

Scott Dickie has been with Accenture since 2005 and brings extensive user experience leadership from a variety of industries, including insurance, high tech, travel & hospitality and healthcare. In the last few years, Scott has been responsible for leading the user experience design teams for many of Accenture Software’s products. Combining his user experience leadership with his in depth experience of interaction design, user research and digital trends, he plays a key role in translating innovation into intuitive and useful products. Scott enjoys playing percussion in his spare time and lives in San Francisco

Take it to the Dance Floor: Using music to inspire great experiences

  • Consumer products, Customer Experience, Design, Emotion, Entertainment and Humor, Interaction Design, iPad, Mobile Applications, Product design, Technology

Designers can take cues from musicians when it comes to creating experiences that pack an emotional punch and live on in the hearts and minds of users.

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