Vol. 2: design-management.de

This is just a short posting as one assignment follows the next one these days. I hope I’ll find the time to synthesise all what’s happening these days and squeeze some valuable (design management related) insights out of it for this blog; promised ;-)
However in the meantime I’d like to point you to the blog […]

Here’s a blog posting by Roger van Oech over which I’ve recently stumbled across. I let it sort of uncommented from my side for now as I might be currently biased given my previous posting about the DME Award ;-).
I would however be interested in your opinions or experiences and in particular for your evaluations […]

Hat tip to Victor Lombardi over at “Noise Between Stations” Blog for the mentioning of Dan Willis’ Blog “UX Crank”.
Beside sharing scenarios on project and (client) management we’ve all came across once in a while I love his illustration of what I usually try to make my Design Management students understand: Separate the “How” from […]

I know there are lots of Blogs out there on the web on branding and the likes! I’ve written and linked to the blog of my friend Michael Wagner: OwnYourBrand.com earlier and it makes me happy to see how his blog and accordingly reputation has increased ever since he blogs at OwnYourBrand.com (not only because […]

It’s amazing how many great blogs are edited these days and I’ve reported earlier that it seems almost impossible to trace them all. Fortunately free web-based tools like Bloglines monitor and collect RSS-Feeds for you and alert you (optionally) each time a new blog posting has been written in the blogosphere.
If you track some 40+ […]

Niti Bhan and Steve Portigal are not only BusinessWeek’s Bruce Nussbaum’s favourite bloggers, but also mine ;-) The two crafted a highly recommended article on Core77 about issues to consider before h…

Well I returned from a well deserved holiday recently and it’s amazing to see how much can happen in the blogshere within a week only …! Beside all the other (digital; mostly email) stuff to be caught…

See my latest postings on:

- Design Research Methodologies : Workshop with Keiichi Sato from the Institute of Design , Chicago
- References to working in multi-disciplinary teams
- Tom Peters on…

these days seem to be the days of blogger networks. it’s amazing how many profesionally edited and designed blogs are out there in the meantime. I’m currently thinking about how to integrate this in my daily blogging as well. more to come …
while * vol. 1: design-management.de * seemed to be quite unique two years […]