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China’s Design Crisis
BusinessWeek's Bruce Nussbaum has an interesting article on the Chinese Design Industry [...]
Posted in China, consumer behavior, design, economics, innovation, trends Also tagged Anthropology, Branding, Bruce Nussbaum, design, Innovation Strategies, korea, Manufacturing Industry, Shanghai, Sociologist, United States Leave a comment
Autodesk Makes “BusinessWeek 50″, A Ranking of the Best Performers in S&P 500 Index
Described as a disruptor, innovator, and key to helping our customers compete, Autodesk is featured in the 13th annual ranking of the BusinessWeek 50 [...]
Posted in design, innovation Also tagged Autodesk, Clayton H. Christensen, design software, energy, Harvard, Harvard Business School Leave a comment
“Tap is the New Click”: Dan Saffer´s talk at NYC IxDA Face-to-Face meeting
How do you create products for this new paradigm? While most of us know how to design desktop and web applications, what do you need to know to design for interactive gestures? This introduction to designing gestural interfaces will cover the basics: usability and ergonomics; a brief history of the technology; some elemental patterns of use; prototyping and documenting; and how to communicate that a gestural interface is present to users [...]
Posted in design, innovation, software Also tagged 3G, Amazon, carnegie mellon university, Dan Saffer, Demos, designer, gestural devices, gestural interfaces, Industrial, interface, IxDA, Usability 1 Comment
Internet in China: Virtual Worlds Roundup
BusinessWeek published a special report on virtual world recently, with one article on virtual World in China which featured Hipihi, Novoking and UOneNet (a.k.a. uWorld). Hipihi has announced the beginning of its public beta testing phase, after over a year private test. uWorld, another virtual world on BusinessWeek’s article which was first profiled in October 2007, finally started its close test in March. As Hipihi, uWorld also partnered with IBM on virtual world development. Kaiser Kuo is more optimistic on it, he thought “deep-rooted MMORPG culture” in China and “willingness of Chinese to strike up online friendships with strangers” will help them in the long run [...]
Posted in China, information technology, software, trends Also tagged AOL, Digital Cities, Digital Environments, entertainment, Game, IBM, internet, Internet In China, Kaiser Kuo, online game, online games, Report, simulation, Sina, Sohu Leave a comment
Education in China: Reverse Brain Drain