Frontiers Conferences video channel

2030 Wellbeing trends: what world will we live in?

Sun, 22 Mar 2020 19:27:29 GMT

Keynote speech by Thomas Sutton, Chief Design Officer of frog

Fintech fireside chat

Mon, 28 Mar 2016 01:04:54 GMT

Alex Weber, Number26 Head of strategic projects, and Gianluca Brugnoli, Executive Director UX at frog in a super-heated chat on the future of the financial services industry. Hosted by Intesa Sanpaolo's Roberta Profeta.

The Rise of the Design Executive Officer - Maria Giudice - VP Experience...

Thu, 24 Mar 2016 16:28:39 GMT

Leaders who understand the transformative power of design and embrace its traits and tenets can command in times of change. We call these leaders DEOs—Design Executive Officers—and they are our new heroes.

Mark Rigley, "Robocars and user models"

Mon, 27 Jan 2014 13:52:36 GMT

"Robocars and user models. The pathetic fallacy, brute force and leaky abstractions."
A talk about cars as platform for mobile technologies and the need to redesign the driving experience.

Frontiers of Interaction 2013 in 4 minutes - wrap up video

Mon, 13 Jan 2014 10:12:51 GMT

20 hours, 2 days, 14 talks, 9 workshops, 600 game changers from 36 countries, 30+ speakers shrinked in 4 minutes.

Simone Cicero at FoI 13

Thu, 17 Oct 2013 21:47:25 GMT

Simone Cicero gives an overview of the workshop he's hosting at Frontiers of Interaction 2013: "Create Platforms, not Products"

See more here:
http://2013.frontiersofinteraction.com/speakers/simone-cicero/

Roberto Tagliabue, "Designing User experience engines"

Sun, 12 May 2013 00:23:10 GMT

ROBERTO TAGLIABUE
Executive Director Software Design - Jawbone

We believe that designing innovative digital experiences goes beyond making technology do more, last longer, weigh less or go faster. It is about understanding how devices and services fit into people’s lives, and how and why we use technology in the ways we do. The perfect experience is a carefully planned consumer journey. A meaningful journey across device, app, content and services we offer to consumers. If we are able to fire up those cylinders (product+content+service+events) we would generate a great product and would have inspired millions of people to use it and love it.

Johanna Kollmann, "Connecting the dots"

Sun, 12 May 2013 00:04:55 GMT

JOHANNA KOLLMANN
Ux Pro, Product Manager - Sidekick Studios

Now that you know what you didn’t know, what do you need to know next?

Starting out to make an idea happen is a challenge that takes you deep into the land of uncertainty. How do you navigate your way, when do you decide to change your path? What is the role of process, and when do you trust your gut? Johanna will share her personal journey, and reflect on her experience of combining a design-led approach with a lean startup mindset.

MATT MORASKY, "The Future of (Business) Interaction: Daring to Leap the...

Sat, 11 May 2013 23:53:43 GMT

MATT MORASKY
Associate Creative Director - Dachis Group Europe

As the demands of UX become more complex and clients seek “partners” rather than vendors, the need for understanding and clarity in all aspects of business has never been greater. Increasingly, visual thinking is being incorporated into evolving service offerings to not only improve the solution, but also to enhance the process of arriving at the solution. Matt will share his experiences using VT methods to help clients improve their business interactions.

John "Jay" Rogers, "Local Motors. How to build a game changing company in...

Sat, 11 May 2013 22:17:42 GMT

JOHN JAY ROGERS
Founder, CEO - Local Motors

Jay is relentlessly passionate about cars and the industry which surrounds them.
His rides have included a 1991 BMW 535, 1971 Mercedes 300SL, a 1996 Dodge Viper R/T10, 1994 Chevrolet 1500 with hydraulic dump-bed, a 2002 Honda Element, and now he drives a 1971 Mercedes 280SL.

Previously, John served for 6 years in the United States Marine Corps, where he was an Infantry Company Commander.

He has worked as a consultant for McKinsey & Co., as an investment analyst at Ewing & Partners, and at a startup medical device company in the People’s Republic of China.
Jay serves as the Chief Investment Officer and director of the RBR Foundation, a philanthropic foundation focused on education and healthcare.
He is a graduate of Princeton University’s Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs, and holds an MBA from Harvard Business School (Baker Scholar).
He lives in Arizona with his wife, Susannah, and four sons, John, Charles, Houston and Ralph.

Timo Arnall, "Design, connecting"

Sat, 11 May 2013 21:00:39 GMT

TIMO ARNALL
Creative Director - BERG London

Timo lives and works in Oslo, Norway.
A designer concerned with near-future technology and culture, Timo Arnall works with digital products, services and visualisations, predominantly through directing and making films. He is a research fellow at the Oslo School of Architecture & Design and creative director at BERG in London.

Personal website: www.elasticspace.com
Twitter: @timoarnall

Louisa Heinrich - Design for the Future, Design for Invisibility

Wed, 26 Sep 2012 22:17:00 GMT

Design used to be about making objects - functional objects that helped people do what they needed or wanted to do. In the digital world, the artefacts are interfaces - and what's seen as the heart of digital design is the layers that sit between humans and the things they interact with.

But this is a side effect, not the heart. Design is actually about solving problems - translating, making technology or concepts or abstractions accessible to normal people. Whether the outcome is an object or a set of pixels or something else is secondary.

Which means that as the world and the technology in it continues to evolve, we as designers need to continue to expand our skill set to cope with new kinds of problems and translations. I've been saying for years that great design is invisible - I used to mean that when we do our jobs well, lay people don't know we've been there.

Whatever it is, it just works.
Now, I'm starting to think we should be consciously designing invisibility - questioning whether an interface is even necessary at all, examining ways to remove the layers between people and whatever they're interested in - some of the layers that we've probably made.

Quattro, fra i tanti, ottimi motivi per non mancare a Frontiers.

Wed, 30 May 2012 13:07:16 GMT

Marcello Merlo, il nostro Conference Director, ci dà degli ottimi motivi per venire a Frontiers, ed in più social ticket a prezzo speciale, biglietti ferroviari scontati con Le Frecce di Trenitalia e gli hotel convenzionati cosa aspettate a registrarvi? ci vediamo a Roma il 7 e l'8 Giugno.

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La Frontiers of Interaction 2012 experience in 2 minuti

Mon, 07 May 2012 02:53:52 GMT

Marcello Merlo, nostro Conference Director, ci racconta programma e performance della conferenza di quest'anno.