Design is Not the Frosting on the Scaled Agile Layer Cake
In this @designopssummit presentation, @erinhauber shows us how she made the most of her org’s transition to SAFe, carving out room for design in spite of it’s almost…
Setting the Table for Dynamic Change
In this interactive @designopssummit presentation, we hear from @alisonrand @FreyJacqui about how an understanding of Change Management can help us be more effective as a DesignOps leader.
“Prototype” vs “Prototype”—Breaking Down and Rebuilding Our Understanding of What We Do
In this @designopssummit we learn from @DesignerGeeking about the challenges of establishing common understanding in a new disciplinary team, and how DesignOps can help.
#AFSAM19: Material Culture and Heritage Studies in Northern Guangxi, China
A title slide showing key project sites in the Dong areas of Guangxi and Guizhou. Shreds and Patches has been quieter than usual as I work my way…
Transforming Strategic Research Capacity through Democratization
In this @designopssumit presentation, @MarjorieSample and @keshiekay share their lessons from teaching designers how to do evaluative research, and the benefits to all involved.
Lessons From the DesignOps Journey of the World’s Largest Travel Site
In this @designopssumsit presentation by @eniola5, we learn about the cultural challenges of making large scale change when attempting to standardize a design system across organizational silos.
Links & Contents I Liked 343
Hi all, First half of the semester almost coming to an end and we enjoyed a great blog presentation day by our New Media, ICT & Development students!…
What can Norway learn from Mare Nullius? (And vice versa)
In this post, Matthew Simpson sheds light on future sea-level rise projections for the Norwegian coastline and offers some thoughts on how Norwegian scenarios might contribute to –…
Book Review: Charles Booth’s London Poverty Maps by London School of Economics and Mary S. Morgan et al
Charles Booth’s London Poverty Maps, by London School of Economics and Mary S. Morgan et al, offers a sumptuously illustrated, large format publication of Charles Booth’s project, which…
Forschungsförderungspreis des Frobenius-Instituts geht an Ethnologin der Goethe-Uni
Welchen Stellenwert kann Religion für das Selbstbild von Migranten entfalten? Dies untersucht die Ethnologin Natalie Lang in ihrer Dissertationsschrift „Source of Pride: Hindu Religion in La Réunion“,…
Videoaufnahmen der Panels (DGSKA-Tagung 2019) jetzt online!
Hier finden Sie die Videoaufnahmen der fünf Panels sowie der Roundtable Discussion während der DGSKA-Tagung 2019 online! https://streaming.uni-konstanz.de/neue-talks-und-events/dgska-2019/
Blogbeitrag auf REMID anlässlich der DGSKA Konferenz 2019
Anthropologie und Religion: Forschen über das Ende der Aushandlungen (ein Gespräch mit Eva Spies und Magnus Echtler): https://www.remid.de/blog/2019/10/anthropologie-und-religion-forschen-ueber-das-en…
Land and tears: the political economy of deforestation on the Freetown Peninsula, by Anais Menard (2019)
For some years now, at the height of Sierra Leone’s rainy season, heavy floods have struck the country’s capital city, Freetown, leaving behind them damaged infrastructure and devastated…
Andreas Bernard, “Theory of the Hashtag” (Polity, 2019)
In his short book, Theory of the Hashtag (Polity, 2019), Andreas Bernard traces the origins and career of the hashtag. Following the history of the # sign through…
Land and tears: the political economy of deforestation on the Freetown Peninsula, by Anais Menard (2019)
For some years now, at the height of Sierra Leone’s rainy season, heavy floods have struck the country’s capital city, Freetown, leaving behind them damaged infrastructure and devastated…
„Wenn jemand mir die Luft wegnimmt, muss ich kämpfen“ – Interview mit einer Protestierenden in Hongkong
Hongkong ist bekannt als profitorientierte Stadtmaschine. Was ist passiert, dass die Bewohner der Millionenstadt seit Monaten trotz zunehmender Polizeigewalt und einbrechender Wirtschaft zu Protesten …
DesignOps in Wonderland
In this @designopssummit presentation, we hear about the journey and evolution of DesignOps at ExpressScripts in the context of an Agile transformation, as well as significant growth and…
Debunking the Myths of Cross-Disciplinary Collaboration
Day2 of @designopssummit! To start of the day, we heard from @alanstairs about what it *really* takes to lead great cross-functional teams.
Digging Up Woodstock
The 1969 Woodstock Music and Art Fair left behind garbage and other materials that can be traced by archaeologists. Bettmann /Getty Images On a cloudy morning in October 2017,…
Book Review: The Archive of Loss: Lively Ruination in Mill Land Mumbai by Maura Finkelstein
In The Archive of Loss: Lively Ruination in Mill Land Mumbai, Maura Finkelstein confronts the assumption that the city’s textile industry is a relic of the past, instead showing how…
Anthropologie und Religion: Forschen über das Ende der Aushandlungen
Eva Spies (Religionswissenschaft) und Magnus Echtler (Ethnologie), beide Universität Bayreuth stehen REMID Frage und Antwort zu den religionsbezogenen Fragestellungen der Jahrestagung der Deutschen G…
»Wo Strukturen existieren, die Othering begünstigen« – Islam-Darstellungen in evangelischen und katholischen Schulbüchern
Janosch Freuding, 1987 in Füssen geboren, studierte Germanistik, Katholische Theologie und Islamwissenschaften in Augsburg und Bamberg. Nach einem Austauschjahr an der Universität Izmir initiierte er …
J. Neuhaus, “Geeky Pedagogy: A Guide for Intellectuals, Introverts, and Nerds Who Want to Be Effective Teachers” (West Virginia UP, 2019)
The things that make people academics — as deep fascination with some arcane subject, often bordering on obsession, and a comfort with the solitude that developing expertise requires…
The Bigger Picture: A Panel Discussion
In this panel presentation, leaders in the field @jcoronado1 @crystalcy @guneetc79 @rachelposman share their thoughts with @louisrosenfeld on @designopssummit conference themes.