Why are Americans grappling with obesity? Are there fundamental changes occurring in the design of retail? What's coming after SUVs? Jumpsters are often called upon to give their two cents and share their expertise on a variety of subjects. The work we do gives us a unique perspective on the intersection of technology, business and culture. Here's some of the latest stuff going on in the press, including some stories on Jump's latest exploits.
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September 29, 2006
Looking to Designers for Business Change
In their article "The Talent Hunt," Business Week writers Jessi Hempel and Aili McConnon cover the way major companies are turning to design schools for creative workers to drive innovation. Jump's Colleen Murrayprovides insight into the advantages multidisciplinary people can bring to a company seeking change and growth.
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September 19, 2006
Insights from Design Council UK Visit
Last week, Jump's Alonzo Canada, Clynton Taylor and Neal Moore were proud to host representatives from the UK Design Council's Cox U.S. Mission team. Members of the group of academics, officials and policy makers have written up what they learned on their blog.
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September 19, 2006
Metrics Madness
For the second issue of Business Week's IN: Inside Innovation quarterly, Jump Pal Jessi Hempel explores methods for measuring the success of innovation initiatives. She turned to a variety of thought leaders in the area, including representatives from Jump.
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September 07, 2006
Designing for the Illusion of Danger
Jumpsters Alan Van Pelt and Jono Hey translate the thrill of sky-diving into experience design principles that speak to thrill-seekers in
Ambidextrous Magazine. The key to making a dangerous product a successful one? Give people control.
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