The Mckinsey Quarterly recently published an interview with Armand Feigenbaum, a long-time proponent of Quality, former Director of Worldwide
On Leadership and Horses
Every Sunday, I engage in a lively conversation with a fellow Church-goer about his employment. My friend works with troubled youth but he does it
Colin Powell on Leadership
I have been a long-time fan of General Colin Powell. I find his approach to be honest, courageous, and humane. He is very clear about his frailties
Aza Raskin on Feature Bloat & Clutter
In today's post, Aza Raskin responds to a reader's question regarding Featuritis, Feature Bloat, and Clutter. Be sure to read our other interviews
Aza Raskin on Quasimodal Design & The ATM
In today's post, Aza Raskin responds to a reader's question regarding the interface of Automated Teller Machines (ATM) and a quasimodal and more
Aza Raskin on Software Poka Yoke and Humane Interfaces
In today's post, Aza Raskin explicates on the Poka-Yoke and how it can be effectively applied to user interfaces. Be sure to read our other
Hansei ” What is Really Important?
My neighbor down the street is Bob. He has Alzheimer's Disease and other ailments, and I feel bad for him. For the last 2 months, I go to his house
Humane Interface Ask Aza Raskin Anything!
In a previous post on Ethnography, I invited Aza Raskin, founder of Humanized, a consultancy that aims to help companies design more humane products
When Bad Things Happen to Good Teams
Teams are a vehicle for getting things done. I love being a part of a team and am slowly learning how to lead effective teams. One thing I've