Getting back into the rhythm after a short break for Christmas (a time, I won’t deny, I enjoy thoroughly, like a child), I come back to the eternal topic of the relationship between users and technology. In early December, I had the chance to present a simplified version of my […]
Like most of my posts, it all began with a conversation and remembering a story. You find a cherry, pull on it, find another, and end up seeing the whole tree. In September, the Ron Lalá theater company was at the Poliorama theater and, in addition to enjoying their play […]
Last week I traveled to Berlin to attend an event on user experience and the design of mobile applications and services, the MobX 2013 Conference. It was an excellent chance to return to that vibrant city and to learn from and share experiences with many people working to improve user […]
photo by Bridget Flemming What do we mean when we use the therm coolhunting? We mean innovation, development and knowledge to improve present products and services by advancing the future. Where coolhunting meets innovation? The sociological point of view represents one of the most appropriate umbrella in order to combine […]
Innovation Since the 19th century, many sociologist have been studying innovations, ideas and products spread among some chosen segments of the market or the whole society. First of them was the French sociologist Gabriel Tarde with the diffusion of innovation theory, a theory that was later improved byEverett Rogers in the last century. […]
