Avanceé.Agency
Avanceé.Agency
Connecting strategy & leadership with novel/innovative technologies

Avancee is a micro-consulting platform delivering strategic guidance, tailored to the competency maturity of a user or team. Learn more

Services include:

  1. User Experience (UX) & Process/Service Design
  2. Process Research and Business Analysis
  3. Innovation Coaching (incl. Fractional Leadership)

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  • Notable Reads for 19 Mar 🔗

    Designing digital products for bioinformatics — Part II Read at 2:48 PM STRIKE! Magazine — On the Phenomenon of Bullshit Jobs Read at 2:28 PM John Maeda: In reality, design is not that important Read at 1:57 PM Elite Colleges Make Low-Income Students Feel Unwelcome - The Atlantic Read at 12:06 PM Paper Unlocks Creative Expression with Collage – WeTransfer – Medium Read at 11:29 AM [Venk Murthy on Twitter: I’m trying to see if people grok the results of @apple Heart Study](https://twitter. Continue reading →

  • Notable Reads for 18 Mar 🔗

    People can sense Earth’s magnetic field, brain waves suggest | Science News Read at 11:28 PM Just enjoy the ride – Steve Bodner – Medium Read at 3:05 PM Spending Time With a Grieving Community – Painfully Hopeful Read at 2:47 PM 8 Sustainably Designed and Architecturally Significant Buildings in Singapore Read at 2:05 PM Apple Heart Health Study Shows Watch Detects Atrial Fibrillation Read at 1:58 PM Michael Bennett says after Kaepernick settlement, the movement has to be redefined — The Undefeated Read at 1:08 PM How to make friends, build a community, and create the life you want — Quartz Read at 1:02 PM Hudson Yards Data | Sidewalk Labs | Data Privacy Read at 12:18 PM Humane by Design Read at 11:55 AM Using the iPad Pro as my development machine — Fatih Arslan Read at 10:58 AM Micromobility California keynote presentation Read at 10:48 AM Ari Paparo on Twitter: When talking about a Google/DoubleClick break-up, the ways the products… Read at 10:45 AM Continue reading →

  • Notable Reads for 17 Mar 🔗

    Elon Musk: the Architect of Tomorrow— Rolling Stone Read at 10:15 PM Musk: Osborning His Model 3 – Monday Note Read at 5:33 PM Micromobility Industries on Twitter: “Welcome to our second week of #MMCharts..” Read at 11:05 AM I spent a week in a VR headset, here’s what happened - YouTube Read at 10:57 AM Trevor Sumner on Twitter: 1of x: BEST analysis of what really is happening on the #Boeing737Ma Read at 9:28 AM Secretary of the Navy: cybersecurity readiness review March 2019 Read at 9:17 AM The Dirty Secret of El Chapo’s Downfall Read at 9:15 AM The Most Dangerous and Disruptive Ideas According to Peter Diamandis and Ray Kurzweil Read at 8:42 AM Mammals cannot evolve fast enough to escape current extinction crisis Read at 8:38 AM Continue reading →

  • Notable Reads for 16 Mar 🔗

    Can cars deliver micromobility? Read at 10:35 PM [Leighton Cusack on Twitter: New project I’m working on: t.co/IWVcPAds9… ](https://twitter.com/lay2000lbs/status/1107087187747704832?s=12) Read at 9:55 PM Cars Are Alternative Transportation on Twitter: “The funny thing about adopting minimally-funde Read at 9:42 PM Jawad Mian on Twitter: Some thoughts on Silicon Valley’s endgame Read at 9:16 PM DeeKay on Instagram: “🔈on! Designer and Client series in one video! Sound designed by super talente Read at 10:55 AM The first woman to fly commercial to space describes her historic flight - The Verge Read at 10:51 AM Stanford Medicine announces results of unprecedented Apple Heart Study - Apple Read at 10:40 AM Continue reading →

  • Notable Reads for 15 Mar 🔗

    In the midst of putting this together, got into a conversation about parents vs parenting. The approach of fostering whatever might come next seems like something wel-suited for those who are parents. And yet, if we were to listen to the news of the day, it would seem like everyone has the opportunity to get into parenting themselves and their communities into a better state of being. Where does being land? Continue reading →

  • Reflecting on ‘19 So Far

    Usually, the middle of the week has been used to share concepts or lingering sketches for current or past projects. Felt like taking things a different direction, reflection of a wider sort. What’s been pandered about so far this quarter? What are the themes to be found? Augmented Intelligence Scribbling Notes Towards Refined Abilities Shortcuts and the Challenge of Flow Human Factors of Efficiency ”Deep Thought” As A Productivity Paradigm Continue reading →

  • Deep Thought Paradigm: Workspace

    Further ruminations on the specifics of “deep thought” paradigms in a workspace Weird the things which cause a rekindling of former thoughts. In a recent tweet, having nothing to do with the topic of interfaces or work, there was a spark rekindling the previous discussion of deep thought UI paradigms. How does that post about the placement of a connected speaker spark such a thought? It has to do with what we see about our spaces in their ability to be conductive to particular kinds of work. Continue reading →

  • Notable Reads for 8 Mar

    It was almost written like a “poor me” metronome. That look back over the week which wasn’t as successful as hoped. Which wasn’t as ground-breaking as it could have been. This was almost written like that. And with barely a step back — technically, the backspace key — there’s something more about the week to be appreciated and respected. Not every step forward will work out. Sometimes, backspace is the key of life. Continue reading →

  • Notable Read for 6 Mar

    Simply because this could not wait for Friday’s collection. Feels like it’s too important of a topic to the @microdotblog community: A Privacy-Focused Vision for Social Networking via Facebook Continue reading →

  • Auditing the Peculiar ID/UX Setup

    Documenting and adutiing a peculiar (to some) way of working in the interaction design/user experience space When using an iPad Pro as the primary workstation for experience/interaction design, the suite of tools and the workflow is just a little bit different than many. While a shock to some, its not an impossible endeavor. Though, using popular apps such as Sketch and Figma are out of the question. Replacing those with others, or figuring a way around what seems to be normative becomes part of the process also. Continue reading →