The design value framework, by Design Council’s flagship research
The design value framework talks about the design practices’ adoption or how the orgs respond with time, for the four key factors—sociocultural, environment, democratic, and financial-economic.
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Design—Organization before the product
Design education should include studying organization behavior or even organization redesign too.
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Design contributing to product is different from design reporting to product
‘Report to’ smells of hierarchy which is not always desirable.
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Pay equity and the cost of living index
The organization is paying them for the work, and not for the cost of construction of their houses or for their food in their country.
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Products management—products, business, and organization
In bigger companies, the role is divided in multiple units for strategic, managerial, and functional.
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What happens to the user research data—Do you have a data lifecycle framework
- leadership, UX
- April 27, 2022
Defining data ownership at different stages in the research data lifecycle is part of content governance.
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The cost of delay in our learning models—A product content strategy and design course, part 2
If we apply the Cost of Delay in how we identify our core capabilities, our career path discussions might look a lot different.
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Inspiring leaders need learning teams to support the organization goals
Organizations should provide the incentives to the teams for their curiosity and not for the work.
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IFTF’s playbook for ethical technology governance in public sector
Content governance plays an important part of an organization’s content strategy, and a set of checks and practices on ethical content can make it to their content governance plans.
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Content leadership is about building the confidence
As content and design leaders, we are often weighing the trade-offs.
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