On Oct. 8, 2019, the Envision Series kicked off with a 1-on-1 interview with Lance Docken, SVP of Strategic Solutions at Epsilon. The event was held at The Lynhall.Read More
A think-first mentality can save manufacturers millions of dollars and massive headaches. This same mentality is critical when developing a technology solution for your manufacturing firm. Because if you want to succeed, you need your technology provider to be a detective.Read More
Building the right technology solution is critical, especially as we move deeper into the Fourth Industrial Revolution. Manufacturing continues to become more digital. It’s increasingly influenced by analytics, AI, and the Internet of Things. Technology solutions are no longer a “nice to have,” but a must.Read More
What can push your fear of change into overdrive? It’s when the change will affect your business. These changes can have repercussions that affect your process, profits, reputation, employees, and customers.Read More
Building a technology solution is relatively easy, there are plenty of effective processes and vendors who can support you. If this is the case, then why do so many technology solutions miss the mark? It’s because no matter who you are, you can easily fall victim to these common mistakes.Read More
Building the right technology solution is critical, especially as we move deeper into the Fourth Industrial Revolution. Manufacturing continues to become more digital. It’s increasingly influenced by analytics, AI, and the Internet of Things. Technology solutions are no longer a “nice to have,” but a must.Read More
Good UX should be more than the elimination of pain. It should be about the creation of pleasures, however modest. Life’s too short for boring UX.Read More
When you design a dedicated native mobile app, you can create a uniquely satisfying user experience because you can anticipate the experience and control the interface.Read More
User Experience Design contains an assumption so deep it is almost never articulated: one user interacts with one screen at one time. The persona of that viewer may change. But it’s one person scrolling and clicking by themselves, face to face with an interface, less than a foot from the screen.Read More
