Die MX Conference ist eine Veranstaltung von Apative Path mit dem Claim “Managing Experience through creative leadership”:
MX goes beyond typical design management discussions that remain focused on traditional concerns of print and brand, toward a new frontier of innovative products and service-oriented experiences.
Drei Videos der Konferenz sind seit Kurzem auf mx.adaptivepath.com zu sehen:
Matt Jones cites examples from the development of Dopplr and other services, as he discussed recent trends in social software, object-centered sociality, the beginnings of social infrastructure (opensocial, xfn, hcard, openID), personal informatics, and approaches for baking social ettiquette into the design.
Margaret Gould Stewart, User Experience Manager at Google discusses the traits that make some managers particularly effective, how she has customized her management style over the years to both corporate context and the individuals on the teams she has led, plus some specific tactics and tools she uses to refine and improve her management practices.
Chip Conley, CEO of Joie de Vivre Hospitality, spoke at Adaptive Path’s MX: Managing Through Creative Leadership conference. His keynote talk titled, PEAK: How Great Companies Get Their Mojo from Maslow explores how to transform the workplace via the three key relationships in business with employees, customers and investors
Außer den Videoaufzeichnungen gibt es auch Slides einiger Vortragender sowie zusätzliche Podcasts.
In letzter Zeit entdecke ich einen etwas beunruhigend Zug bei mir: Ich kaufe mir vermehrt DVD – Boxen mit Filmen die ich als Jugendlicher im Kino gesehen habe (Star Wars IV – VI, Aliens, ...).
