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Design Sprints rule
One of our favorite tools for rapid innovation is also one of the most intense: the 5-day design sprint! The 5-day design sprint is a hands-on, hardcore attack at solving a thorny problem or pursuing a hot opportunity.* Get in touch if your team wants to try out this...
Digital Health Portfolio
Devise Consulting Principal Lizz Bacon has specialized for almost twenty years in UX and Product Management for the domains of digital health, healthcare and medical devices. Over the years, she's accumulated a massive wealth of experience, but hasn't ever publicly...
Product Success for Fluke Networks
Fluke Networks came to Devise Consulting for UX research and design for their handheld cable analyzer system, now called Versiv. Fluke product leader Steve O’Hara says that Versiv’s design is a “tremendous success;” it has revolutionized people’s understanding of what kind of business value a cable analyzer could provide, and continues to drive market share and win industry awards.
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Great Product Teams Practice Learn ➔ Make ➔ Test
Applying the “learn ➔ make ➔ test” process across every stage of product development can help product managers to lead teams effectively and create truly successful products. Product managers often carry the responsibility to define their product team’s activities...
Remote Collaboration Rules
Remote team collaboration has become a common feature of modern software design & development workplaces — especially now, post-pandemic — where "remote team" is defined as persons working together who are not physically co-located in a traditional, shared office...
Reflections on a Rock Health Summit
I’m still mentally dwelling on the vast scope of the underlying problems with our “healthcare” system in the United States. It’s actually a broken “sick care” system that devotes relatively little time to human-centered discourse. We have no unified or effective approach to delivering preventive care, and are neither addressing the scale of such needs nor are we typically tailoring approaches to each individual.