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Last night, I met my friends for dinner at a restaurant in Chinatown. As soon as we sat down, one of my friends pulled out this cloth that held a metal item. It was round and had a design on it and when she opened it up, it had a hook at the end. As I almost blurted out, “What’s wrong with your eyes? You need glasses to read a menu now? You are my age! We aren’t that old yet!”, she placed the metal round item on the table and hooked her purse onto it. I was shocked, so I asked her what it was. She told me that it was a purse holder and that she found it and ordered it online and there are so many different colors and designs. It was the coolest gadget that I have ever seen! I wanted one for myself! The person who designed that is a genius! I always hated putting my purse on my lap because it is so uncomfortable when I’m eating. But, I also refuse to put it on the dirty floor at the restaurant. So, this gadget is perfect for my purse! So, today, I started looking for them online. http://www.delight.com/Luxe-Link-Purse-Holder
http://www.myweddingfavors.com/handbag-caddy-purse-holder.html
As I searched online for a nice one, I began to think to myself. I have only one fear about using one of these. I am afraid that when I initially start to use it, then I will forget that my purse is on the hook on the table, because I am not used to it. At least, when it was on my lap, I can feel it. Even if I forget that the purse is on my lap and I get up, it falls to the floor and it makes a noise to remind me to take it. If I get one of these, then someone has to design something to remind me that I left my purse on a hook at the table!
The Napkin Sketch, an article featured in the April 2008 Fast Company, discusses the corporate world’s growing acceptance of visual thinking and discusses Dan Roam’s similarly named book (which we’re already quite familiar with.) Check it out.
I picked up this month’s Fast Company while waiting at the car dealership (oooh, fun) and read the following reader responses to both the article and the graphic expression trend:
Idea Sketching
I’m tired of hearing company executives talk about “death by PowerPoint” (”The Napkin Sketch,” April). It’s not death by PowerPoint, it’s death by bad PowerPoint. It would be a lot faster and more effective to use the tools in PowerPoint to produce the perfect pitch than to make childlike sketches on a napkin. Maybe I’ll have to do a napkin sketch to make my point.
Marshall Makstein
New York, New York
The ability to convey complex points or large amounts of data with simple images is as much an art as a skill. I’d love to see business schools incorporate an art class.
Joshua Letourneau
Atlanta, Georgia
(Dr. Yoo—perhaps you could submit an article about our class in response to these responses!)
I just found out about an awesome event being held Wednesday, June 11th, at Johnny Brenda’s in Fishtown. Essentially, speakers in the fields of art, entrepreneurship, design and innovation are given 5 minutes to talk about their company or idea. The speakers hail from diverse backgrounds and many are local innovators who own their own businesses. Take a look at the speakers - view their web sites. I found it very inspiring. Also, if you can go tonight, I urge you to do so!
Sean Buffington, The University of the Arts
Brian Lang, The Food Trust
Nic Darling, 100K House
Mindy Watts and Leah Murphy, Interface Studio
Randy Schmidt, Chris Conley & Jason Trembley, iSepta
Sara Selepouchin, Etsy
Alex Hillman, Indy Hall
Marisa McClellan & Scott McNulty, Fork You
Kirstin Thomson, Future of Music
Blake Jennelle, Philly Startup Leaders
Rick Banister, P’unk Avenue
Jeff Stockbridge
Slavko Milekic, The University of the Arts
Robert Cheetham, AvenciaDon Miller aka NO CARRIER
Pete Tredish, Prometheus Radio Project
Brittany Bonnette, Philly Bike Share
Evan Malone, Fab@Home
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I have been wanting to buy a good digital camera for quite a while now and my recent trip to San Francisco has made me realize that a good digital camera is a must. I have had an eye on Sony T300 which has standard features like 10 Megapixel, 5x zoom, face detection and so on. It also has ISCN technology where the camera selects the optimal setting for best photo results. What I really liked about the camera is that its got a 3.5 inch touch screen. The camera has no buttons at all which I find to be quite cool. I am big fan of the touch screen technology and I like the fact that this technology is being used in more or less all devices. Apple came out with the iphone and iphone has taken mobile phones to a whole new level. We see touch screen technology in mp3 players and cars. Microsoft put this technology in furniture and came out with Microsoft Surface table which is truly amazing. All this makes me wonder where we are headed and I feel that few years down the line we will have the option of having the touch screen technology in more or less everything. 
Recently, I am taking another summer course, Power, Negotiation, and Influence. Like other human resource classes, good observation could lead to the satisfied settlement with your counterpart. During the whole negotiation process, both parties use their insufficient information and limited observation to make the deal done. Sometimes it is good to leave the environment to fresh your own mind during the negotiation process. Then, I keep thinking that is there any connection between the negotiation process and the design thinking? For design thinking, observation is also an important step to begin the whole process. Interviewing different people could stimulate some new ideas or even open a new window for us. Also, when a project becomes difficult to keep running, it is always good to leave it and walk away for a while. Like the cabinet we saw in IDEO’s office, all the stuff put there may be a failure piece in the past or just wait for the right moment to be used, which encourage people to play with it and then think with it and, more important, help people to refresh their mind to see things in different angle. “Look at the big picture” is what Porf. Yoo told us in class, which is also be told in my negotiation class. The reason why we need to think something broad is there are always more options and solutions when we stop staring at only one point. Either design thinking or negotiation process is a path to creating a perfect solution for the current situation. Also, both process need to try different models and to respond different interaction before the finial solution comes out. Negotiation looks for an unexpected strike to win the settlement and design thinking leads to an unexpected strike for that.
