- Artificial Intelligence, Design, Employee Experience, Employment and Hiring, Human factors, Onboarding
AI chatbot technology is now opening up to human resource departments ripe for intelligent automation.
Article by Samantha Saltzman
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- Artificial Intelligence, Conversational Design, Design Theory, Employee Experience, Healthcare, Human factors, Information Design and Architecture, Interaction Design, Interface and Navigation Design, Usability
Human-computer interaction makes an effective partnership in which the outcome produced is greater than sum of the individual efforts.
Article by Lisa J Douglas
- Automotive, Employee Experience, Storytelling, Strategy
An interview with Ken Laberteaux from Toyota Research Institute, looking at history of transportation in order to better understand the future of UX.
Article by Steve Tengler
- Design, Employee Experience, Employment and Hiring, Information Design and Architecture, Internal Company Dynamics, Team Dynamics, The Business of UX, UX Education, Working With Stakeholders
Due to the newness of the field and the relative ignorance still surrounding the term “UX Designer,” different companies expect vastly different things from the same job.
Article by Rosie Allabarton
- Cloud Computing, Customer Experience, Design, Employee Experience, Employment and Hiring, Information Design and Architecture, Internal Company Dynamics, Technology
As design thinking and now data science make their way more deeply into the fields of customer experience, companies who master these new approaches will stand out.
Article by Saul Gurdus
- Emotion, Employee Experience, Heuristics, Internal Company Dynamics, Personal and Professional Development, Project Management, Psychology and Human Behavior, Strategy, Team Dynamics, Workshops and Brainstorming
Even with open communications, “risk” and “failure” are still uncomfortable terms for most people. So, how can you make sure your team embraces them?
Article by Sebastian Sabouné
