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Avanceé Reads 5 Nov 21 ✍🏽🔗
Also this week: Structuting and Shaping DesignOps Continue reading →
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Structuring & Shaping DesignOps
Over the past few months, a series of conversations regarding design operations (DesignOps) has been gaining steam in some local channels. While many organizations, and even smaller teams, understand the need, many do not have a framework or structure within those organizations to produce operational structures for actively maturing design and research needs. Mostly noting these gaps due to a lack of senior experience, consistency in design/research credentials, and/or metrics befitting the business’s specific ROI rather than “design vernacular. Continue reading →
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Avanceé Reads 29 Oct 21 🔗
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Tymbals’s Series on Trust
Our friend at Tymbals has been back at it, (re)publishing a series of posts on the impact of AI, Blockchain and Digital Marketplaces on professional services with a specific focus on the future of advertising. For those looking into the intersection between blockchain, trust, and professional services, this is a series worth chewing. The Agency of the Future The Innovation Marketplace The Business of Manufacturing Trust Continue reading →
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Avanceé Reads 22 Oct 21 🔗
Missing the Reddit convo about NPM being compromised, but all the other fun reads are as normal Continue reading →
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Avanceé Reads 15 Oct 21 🔗
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Avanceé Reads 8 Oct 21 🔗
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Avanceé Reads 1 Oct 🔗
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Token Innovation
Digital transformation Modernization Lane Minimalist \ There are many terms and fads which make their way through enterprise conversations. And for the most part, it’s very hard to ignore. Mostly because knowledge of those terms is what allows conversations for productivity or profitability to be anchored. If you will, it’s not so much that these terms have value, but the terms are signal to what somebody else (might) values and how they may or may not decide to engage in a business relationship. Continue reading →
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Avanceé Reads 24 Sept 21 🔗 ✍🏾
Also published Wellness As Future Value Continue reading →