So how much does it cost to not have clarity to your product or service? There was a time I’d look at this solely as a design question. And then, I did the math. Every bad design decision led to something implemented that needed continual support. So, I’d started looking at the costs … read more

Conversations with a former coworker re-introduced archived content (in Muse where methods and techniques were used to establish an artifact called DesignOps (design operations). Besides having a delicious trip down memory lane for the use of Miro, there was also a delightful retracing of steps … read more

…In product development, everything is connected, and there are always tradeoffs and unintended consequences. Sometimes those tradeoffs are technical. Things can’t always be built because engineering decisions made long ago preclude certain new directions, or would lead to a lot of “tech … read more

Peeling from some untold thoughts… I saw the AiPin and iPad as complimentary to each other… and yet a different paradigm than mobile & laptop (which I also see as complimentary). I look at all of the “incantations“ that make up everything from basic writing to coding applications to now … read more

Where does all of this behavior change end up taking us? Right now, many feel as if emerging tech has them waiting for an airplane to take off. For others, they’ve been on the tarmac directing or operating the support systems for such vehicles to take flight, but might be thinking they are the … read more

Perhaps, seeing Google I/O meant that reflecting on what has been said and done in the past is an order. Here’s what we spoke about last year that’s showing in Google’s, OpenAI’s, and other news about the tech landscape: LLM Hardware and Muse AI as Accessibility Tooling Re-Engineering AI/ML … read more

Sharper and sharper we go. Either there’s focus or there’s features. Struggling with either just means sharpness is needed. The interview with/about Muse really highlights this. Also published: Video: How Muse Fits Avanceé’s Workflow A View of This Connected Time read more

Many people have complex relationship with connected devices. I do not. Using these devices, and in many cases, seeing the positives and negatives at the same time, comes extremely easily. Of late, I’m looking at the space of AI devices. The Humane AiPin I called “a secretary” because of the way … read more

Some weeks ago sat down with Adam Wulf, maintainer of the Muse app which you see used with the [Notable Reads posts] to talk about how Muse is used for Avanceé and a few other items. View the chat on YouTube read more

From insightful discussions for small business leaders to discussing how Muse is used by Avanceé, it’s been a pretty intellectually stimulating week. Taking the time to ensure that some of those items have a place to settle, create a space to remix them into a canvas for upcoming opportunities. Also … read more