“Engage the end user in the design process. [Don’t] just ask him what he needs, but ask him how he thinks it can be achieved.” – Amos Winter Image credit: The MIT SPECTRUM
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I3 in Action
For the last few years, I’ve been hearing rumors about the increasing accessibility of 3D printing, but it wasn’t until I watched the following video on it that it really caught my attention:
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Photo by roboppy on Flickr Allow me to set the scene. I’m in the Wegmans right now at the new location nearby my home. I’m amazed by how little I care about what things cost here as I’m relishing a walk through the store with my family on a Sunday afternoon. Instead of comparing prices [...]
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Yes, you read that title correctly. Let me explain. The other day, I was getting (what I thought was) a routine haircut. As the hair stylist and I were shooting the breeze, she told me a little bit about a three-month trip to her home city – Moscow, and a salon there taking an innovative and inspirational approach to differentiation.
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Sure, it’s easier to jump on a bandwagon of the latest trend, but that’s not the entrepreneur’s way. The entrepreneur must seek to stand out in the crowd – a head above the rest. Of course, that’s easier said than done.
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Google Docs is ubiquitous – indispensable to businesses, artists, writers, or anyone on a collaborative team. We use it now without a second-thought about how this type of collaboration was not possible a handful of years ago. So what are the ways that Google Docs is innovative, indispensable, and inspirational?
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