Comments for RE:designing Everything http://arnoldwasserman.com Arnold Wasserman on Innovation, Design, Strategy & Creating World 3.0 Mon, 28 Mar 2011 06:09:40 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.4 Comment on The Innovation Machine by Maryam Mcgaughey http://arnoldwasserman.com/the-innovation-machine/comment-page-1/#comment-159 Maryam Mcgaughey Mon, 28 Mar 2011 06:09:40 +0000 http://arnoldwasserman.com/?p=746#comment-159 Thanks for the ideas you have provided here. Something else I would like to say is that pc memory demands generally rise along with other breakthroughs in the technologies. For instance, whenever new generations of processors are brought to the market, there is usually a related increase in the size demands of both laptop or computer memory along with hard drive space. This is because the application operated through these cpus will inevitably surge in power to make use of the new engineering. Thanks for the ideas you have provided here. Something else I would like to say is that pc memory demands generally rise along with other breakthroughs in the technologies. For instance, whenever new generations of processors are brought to the market, there is usually a related increase in the size demands of both laptop or computer memory along with hard drive space. This is because the application operated through these cpus will inevitably surge in power to make use of the new engineering.

]]> Comment on The iPad is 40 Years Old by Arnold Wasserman http://arnoldwasserman.com/the-ipad-is-40-years-old/comment-page-1/#comment-152 Arnold Wasserman Mon, 07 Mar 2011 21:37:01 +0000 http://arnoldwasserman.com/?p=918#comment-152 Lynn, sorry for the late reply. The slide show is on SlideShare. No Flash. It should play in the post just fine. Or you can click on the little SlideShare logo at the bottom right corner of the control bar and that will take you directly to SlideShare where you can view the show full screen. Maybe iPad doesn't support SlideShare? I'll ask my tech friend. a. Lynn, sorry for the late reply. The slide show is on SlideShare. No Flash. It should play in the post just fine. Or you can click on the little SlideShare logo at the bottom right corner of the control bar and that will take you directly to SlideShare where you can view the show full screen.
Maybe iPad doesn’t support SlideShare?
I’ll ask my tech friend.
a.

]]> Comment on The iPad is 40 Years Old by Tweets that mention The iPad is 40 Years Old » RE:designing Everything -- Topsy.com http://arnoldwasserman.com/the-ipad-is-40-years-old/comment-page-1/#comment-130 Tweets that mention The iPad is 40 Years Old » RE:designing Everything -- Topsy.com Thu, 17 Feb 2011 16:28:07 +0000 http://arnoldwasserman.com/?p=918#comment-130 [...] This post was mentioned on Twitter by David Jay, Collective Invention. Collective Invention said: The iPad is 40 years old: http://ow.ly/3XU3q #ipad #innovation [...] [...] This post was mentioned on Twitter by David Jay, Collective Invention. Collective Invention said: The iPad is 40 years old: http://ow.ly/3XU3q #ipad #innovation [...]

]]> Comment on Design, Learning and Cultures of Creativity by Arnold Wasserman http://arnoldwasserman.com/design-learning-cultures-of-creativity/comment-page-1/#comment-98 Arnold Wasserman Sat, 27 Nov 2010 22:03:53 +0000 http://arnoldwasserman.com/?p=13#comment-98 Hello Ester. Forgive the late reply. I am just leaving for Hong Kong for the Business of Design Week where I will be presenting at Hong Kong Polytechnic U. and at the Global Design Network conference sponsored by the Hong Kong Design Council on the subject of "Singapore 3.0: Redesigning a Nation." If you are by any chance going to HK, look me up. It looks like you are in Singapore. I am based in San Francisco and will not be stopping by Singapore this trip. Kindly let me know more about what you have in mind. My colleagues at The Idea Factory in Singapore also are available to speak on human-centered innovation. You might contact Nicholas Lee who heads our office there at nicholas@ideafactoryt.com Best regards, Arnold Wasserman Hello Ester. Forgive the late reply. I am just leaving for Hong Kong for the Business of Design Week where I will be presenting at Hong Kong Polytechnic U. and at the Global Design Network conference sponsored by the Hong Kong Design Council on the subject of “Singapore 3.0: Redesigning a Nation.” If you are by any chance going to HK, look me up.
It looks like you are in Singapore. I am based in San Francisco and will not be stopping by Singapore this trip. Kindly let me know more about what you have in mind.
My colleagues at The Idea Factory in Singapore also are available to speak on human-centered innovation. You might contact Nicholas Lee who heads our office there at nicholas@ideafactoryt.com
Best regards, Arnold Wasserman

]]> Comment on Design, Learning and Cultures of Creativity by Arnold Wasserman http://arnoldwasserman.com/design-learning-cultures-of-creativity/comment-page-1/#comment-97 Arnold Wasserman Sat, 27 Nov 2010 21:53:17 +0000 http://arnoldwasserman.com/?p=13#comment-97 Excuse my late reply. Your comment came in some time ago but it appears to be not complete. I am working on education and enterprise innovation in Singapore, Mexico and Colombia. I have a lot of presentation material on redesigning Singapore and am off to lecture on that subject in Hong Kong today. If you have some interest in innovation consulting services, kindly let me know more about the basis of your inquiry. Thank you, Arnold Wasserman Excuse my late reply. Your comment came in some time ago but it appears to be not complete. I am working on education and enterprise innovation in Singapore, Mexico and Colombia. I have a lot of presentation material on redesigning Singapore and am off to lecture on that subject in Hong Kong today. If you have some interest in innovation consulting services, kindly let me know more about the basis of your inquiry.
Thank you,
Arnold Wasserman

]]> Comment on Design, Learning and Cultures of Creativity by Ester http://arnoldwasserman.com/design-learning-cultures-of-creativity/comment-page-1/#comment-93 Ester Wed, 24 Nov 2010 15:49:25 +0000 http://arnoldwasserman.com/?p=13#comment-93 Dear Mr Wasserman, I've been following your blog quite closely, particularly agreeing with approaching problems with a beginner's mind, adopting user/human centred method, basically designing for the greater/smaller good. I was wondering if you would be interested to visit our school to give our interaction design diploma students a guest lecture. If you need more info, feel free to contact me. Cheers~ Dear Mr Wasserman,

I’ve been following your blog quite closely, particularly agreeing with approaching problems with a beginner’s mind, adopting user/human centred method, basically designing for the greater/smaller good.

I was wondering if you would be interested to visit our school to give our interaction design diploma students a guest lecture. If you need more info, feel free to contact me.

Cheers~

]]> Comment on Design2050 Communiqué 1.1 by Arnold Wasserman presents Design2050 at Oslo Design Day 2010 » Designing the Future http://arnoldwasserman.com/design2050-communique-1-1/comment-page-1/#comment-17 Arnold Wasserman presents Design2050 at Oslo Design Day 2010 » Designing the Future Thu, 15 Apr 2010 01:54:45 +0000 http://arnoldwasserman.com/?p=576#comment-17 [...] At the ICSID World Congress in November 2009 in Singapore, the theme was Design2050. 700 Attendees took a memorable round trip forty years into the future led by nine Design Masters and their studio teams. For an overview of the design of the event, click here. [...] [...] At the ICSID World Congress in November 2009 in Singapore, the theme was Design2050. 700 Attendees took a memorable round trip forty years into the future led by nine Design Masters and their studio teams. For an overview of the design of the event, click here. [...]

]]> Comment on Design, Learning and Cultures of Creativity by Arnold Wasserman http://arnoldwasserman.com/design-learning-cultures-of-creativity/comment-page-1/#comment-16 Arnold Wasserman Mon, 08 Feb 2010 22:32:55 +0000 http://arnoldwasserman.com/?p=13#comment-16 Nick, thank you for your note and many thanks for the heads up about the Simon quote. I have to look back in my notes. I have a copy of TSOTA and I thought surely I got it from that. I have been using the quote for many years.If I did indeed Wikipedia it, that would constitute serious softening of critical brain centers. I recently recorded an interview with Ed Feigenbaum, Simon's AI protegee and an old fraternity buddy of mine at then Carnegie Tech. We talked about the quote and Ed said it sounded right to him. I might have mistakenly ascribed it to TSOTA when it actually came from somewhere else in Simon's voluminous writings. Nick, thank you for your note and many thanks for the heads up about the Simon quote. I have to look back in my notes. I have a copy of TSOTA and I thought surely I got it from that. I have been using the quote for many years.If I did indeed Wikipedia it, that would constitute serious softening of critical brain centers. I recently recorded an interview with Ed Feigenbaum, Simon’s AI protegee and an old fraternity buddy of mine at then Carnegie Tech. We talked about the quote and Ed said it sounded right to him. I might have mistakenly ascribed it to TSOTA when it actually came from somewhere else in Simon’s voluminous writings.

]]> Comment on Design, Learning and Cultures of Creativity by Nick Gall http://arnoldwasserman.com/design-learning-cultures-of-creativity/comment-page-1/#comment-15 Nick Gall Thu, 21 Jan 2010 19:28:26 +0000 http://arnoldwasserman.com/?p=13#comment-15 I loved the presentation. But I have a question about the Herbert Simon "quote" on slide 141. I have the first edition of "The Sciences of the Artificial" and I can't find anything remotely resembling the seven stages of the design thinking process discussed in the book. I noticed in the notes section of the slide that the reference, "^ a b Simon, Herbert (1969). The Sciences of the Artificial. Cambridge: MIT Press, 55", appeared to be from the Wikipedia entry on design thinking. I've also left a comment there. Page 55 of TSOTA is simply the first page of section 3 entitled: "The Science of Design: Creating the Artifical." Nowhere near this page is there a discussion of the seven stages listed on the slide and in the Wikipedia entry. I'm writing this comment to see if perhaps I missed the relevant quote (or the gist of it) somewhere in the book. I'd love for Simon to have said it, since I greatly admire him; but I don't think he did. Thanks. -- Nick I loved the presentation. But I have a question about the Herbert Simon “quote” on slide 141. I have the first edition of “The Sciences of the Artificial” and I can’t find anything remotely resembling the seven stages of the design thinking process discussed in the book. I noticed in the notes section of the slide that the reference, “^ a b Simon, Herbert (1969). The Sciences of the Artificial. Cambridge: MIT Press, 55″, appeared to be from the Wikipedia entry on design thinking. I’ve also left a comment there. Page 55 of TSOTA is simply the first page of section 3 entitled: “The Science of Design: Creating the Artifical.” Nowhere near this page is there a discussion of the seven stages listed on the slide and in the Wikipedia entry. I’m writing this comment to see if perhaps I missed the relevant quote (or the gist of it) somewhere in the book. I’d love for Simon to have said it, since I greatly admire him; but I don’t think he did. Thanks. — Nick

]]> Comment on Design, Learning and Cultures of Creativity by Designing (the Right) Solutions for Africa | Afrinnovator.com http://arnoldwasserman.com/design-learning-cultures-of-creativity/comment-page-1/#comment-14 Designing (the Right) Solutions for Africa | Afrinnovator.com Mon, 11 Jan 2010 18:28:09 +0000 http://arnoldwasserman.com/?p=13#comment-14 [...] Would you care to comment on the efforts by the government of Singapore to redesign their education system? Do we need these kinds of initiative in [...] [...] Would you care to comment on the efforts by the government of Singapore to redesign their education system? Do we need these kinds of initiative in [...]

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