UX design pioneers and Adaptive Path co-founders Peter Merholz and Jesse James Garrett discuss the evolving challenges and opportunities for design leaders.
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 55 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsDesignTechnology |
Joining Peter and Jesse to talk about what's next for design is Todd Wilkens, part of our leadership at Adaptive Path years ago, who has gone from design leadership to product leadership to fully integrated leadership of design, product, and technolo... more
Joining Peter and Jesse is business strategist Roger L. Martin, former Dean of the University of Toronto's Rotman School of Management, who advanced the conversation about design and business with his influential work in the late 2000s.
We'll talk a... more
Head of Philips Design, Peter Skillman, joins Peter and Jesse to share lessons from Philips' century of design innovation, from light bulbs to the compact disc to healthcare technology.
We'll also talk about the cultural factors that support design ... more
Joining Peter and Jesse to talk about what's next for design is veteran Silicon Valley design and product strategy consultant Audrey Crane, who will share her perspective on the changing mandates for design among her clients, the power that consultan... more
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I’ve been listening to this podcast for the past weeks. I’m an avid design consumer: I curated conferences, used to teach design, read 30+ on the topic. But, I have to say this podcast brings some much of what I wanted to hear. As a service designer hidden in a CX Advisor role at a big company, the leadership and strategic aspect of design tips given in this podcast are absolute gold. This needs to be heard by all designers to better understand the ramifications of the work they’re doing. Terrif... more
If you’re working in the experience design / HCD world, then this is a must listen
I just finished the season finale of the Finding Our Way podcast and I absolutely loved it. Through all 25 episodes they tackled some truly important challenges facing UX design leadership. Even as a freelance researcher that has not worked internally for 15 years, I got a tremendous amount out of it.
What I enjoyed most (and honestly found refreshing) was how Jesse and Peter made it clear that they did NOT have all the answers. Navigating the direction of our industry is a journey we’re all on... more
Episode 22 is awesome. Listened multiple times.
I enjoyed episode 6, but what happened to the beginning episodes of this podcast? I feel like I missed something
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Content primarily revolves around design leadership and its intersection with business strategy, particularly in user experience (UX) contexts. The discussions often feature influential leaders from various sectors, exploring how design practices can evolve alongside business needs. Notably, the podcast addresses the shifting perceptions of design roles within organizations, emphasizing collaboration, innovation, and the need for design leaders to adapt to ever-changing market dynamics. The format typically involves in-depth conversations with guests who are well-versed in design and product strategy, offering listeners valuable insights into leading design teams effectively and navigating organizational challenges in a fast-paced environme... more
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