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Only deception can stop segregation caused by the Age of Social

February 14th, 2011 · 1 Comment

A couple of things have been popping up on my radar interesting, or I think interesting, enough to warrant a hypothesis about business, communications, people and politics.
First there is:
This story. An entertainment channel for the conservative American.
What makes them interesting is the fact they seem to be focused on spreading content, the way [...]

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the art of problem solving

January 14th, 2011 · No Comments

herd, ideas that do, trickster and all that..

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design for real impact

October 21st, 2010 · No Comments

Kevin Starr at IIT Design Research Conference 2010 from IIT Institute of Design on Vimeo.
Not just for the third world or social problems, given the fact that the Western world is in financial trouble and adland is a joke…

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practical problem solving

October 19th, 2010 · No Comments

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Note to self: Up in the air pt 2

January 19th, 2010 · 1 Comment

So last weekend I went to watch Up in the Air. A movie about a guy (Clooney) who fires people on behalf of companies (or as he likes to say: he helps people steer their boat through desperation towards the dim light of hope…before throwing them of the boat and telling them to swim).
His life [...]

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what if…you could be champion of the world

August 14th, 2008 · No Comments

Just a quick post on an even quicker idea.
What with all the user generated content, 2.0, participation of the peoples going on in the world I have an idea:
What if we create the WCEF: World Championship of Everything (u like) Federation.
U got an activity, hybrid of old stuff or something u do with friends: [...]

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month of may

May 1st, 2008 · No Comments

So here in Holland the month of May is the month we remember the Second World War, the liberation of Holland and the loss of so much life.
So in memory of those passed away, those who survided and those who chose to fight; some chilling, uplifting and spot on quotes to give us (wannabe) planners [...]

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TD library: sound princess

April 9th, 2008 · No Comments

Here is a nice example of transformation design. It deals with Japanse toilet culture.

In Japan it is considered rude for woman to be heard while they go to the bathroom. This has some longstanding cultural issues. So what do the Japanese women do? they keep flushing the toilet. Up to 20 liters a time is [...]

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TD library: reducing sick leave

April 3rd, 2008 · No Comments

Here is a example of transformation design, whereby action is deliberately made difficult in order to achieve new behaviour.
Hema, a dutch department store, has halved the sickness absence. Employees must nowadays “call in sick” online, where they must fill out a questionnaire directly. Online “calling in sick” raises the psychological threshold according [...]

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TD library: green wave

March 30th, 2008 · No Comments

Driving home this morning was a joy; the sun rising in my face, some good tunes and better company made the ride home nice. But that was not what was so special about thetrip home (sorry Martina..:-) .
What was, was the fact that I hit 7 straight green lights. In…a….row. But I nearly missed two [...]

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