People.
Remember them?
Often called consumers, trade, customers, clients….
Target audiences….
People.
In the digital world “nobody knows you’re a dog” – yet we think we know everything about them.
Who determines 80/20?
Monday, July 19th, 2010
People
- PRIMAL DNA Read more >
- we need to be people who need people.
http://joannapenabickley.typepad.com/on/2010/07/on-people-who-need-people.html Read more >
- It strikes me, from this remote rural Island of Martha's Vineyard, that we are not people, or consumers or companies or clients at all -- but INDIVIDUALS. Unique special humans each with our own needs, desires and fears-- we simply behave like herds. Fear drives us to join the norm, where we strive to fit in, like little kids in ...Read more >
Monday, July 12th, 2010
The Crapification of Everything
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Tuesday, July 6th, 2010
Good Enough
80/20 rule.
You know, the “best practice” meeting rule – the 20 percent left to be accomplished isn’t worth the time it will take to get there given that you have 80 percent of the problem solved.
- Great Post!... [...] I found your entry interesting thus I’ve added a Trackback to it on my weblog :) [...]...
- I believe that to produce work that's truly remarkable, the good enough principle won't cut the mustard. Here's a convincing rebuttal to the good enough principle that I had the pleasure of reading: http://outspokenmedia.com/social-media/old-spice-social-media/
- from Sea Level Id have to agree -- now think on this -- its all about INSIGHT -- understanding the market and what the market needs/wants -- not what we want or think is cool -- how do we define qulaity -- ?????? more from the article... "He now defines quality entirely in terms of ease of use—how easy it is to ...
