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DesignOps is becoming increasingly important in digital workplaces even if it is often overlooked. Here's why.
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With the changing workplace comes the need for new hybrid work strategies, but who will lead the charge organizationally? And what will they be charged with?
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Remote work is changing the traditional 9-5 mindset. A new corporate culture — the cloud culture — born out of the digital transformation has risen.
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Shaping behavior has always been an integral part of design, but whether the design is good for users isn’t always clear cut.
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A microinteraction is when a user interacts with the UX for a single-use case. These can be made memorable with the right kind of design.
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Customer experience professionals often see CX programs as an end in and of themselves, rather than the sum of many well-designed projects.
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Global Accessibility Awareness Day is our yearly reminder to design for all users when creating digital experiences.
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Design thinking can help prevent any digital transformation project from missing the mark.
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Creating the framework that will shape the Fourth Industrial Revolution is too big a responsibility for any single party. It involves all of us.
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A successful customer experience program involves seven intricately-linked steps. The first step is program design.
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What have we learned about work from the pandemic? Several changes are here to stay while others will revert back, with a few important adjustments.
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Having laid out the foundation of customer journey mapping in a previous article, we now delve into the necessary management and maintenance steps.
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The casino and our mobile phones are designed in such a way that they draw in people to spend hours and even whole days fully immersed in the experience.
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In digital, we are trapped in a monotonous, relentless process of newness that is rarely useful and very often damaging but must be embraced because it’s new.
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