Articles / Posted: July 31 2007
Leadership and Innovation in a Networked World
"At its best, innovation is more than a team sport - it is a networked, collaborative adventure."
Articles / Posted: July 30 2007
IDSA and BusinessWeek Magazine’s 2007 IDEA Awards
Each year, the best in design is honored with the Industrial Design Excellence Awards, sponsored by BusinessWeek and presented by the Industrial Designers Society of America.
In 2007, IDEO topped the list of IDSA award winners, with seven IDEA awards and four of the five total Catalyst awards granted. Winning designs ranged from screen-based interactions to financial services to industrial design.
Read the article here.
IDEA Gold:
- Eclipse Jet Cabin and Cockpit Research:
Uncovering pilot needs and behaviors for a new high-performance jet. - Eclipse Cockpit Interaction:
An optimized instrument panel that is intuitive, streamlined, and motion efficient. - Calypso 4D Localization System:
An approachable and material-smart radiation therapy device. - Samsung LCD Monitor Mobius:
A triple hinge provides ergonomic adjustability and flat packability.
IDEA Silver:
- Eclipse 500 Very Light Jet:
A space-efficient and user-friendly interior configuration.
IDEA Bronze:
- Olivetti My_Way Printer:
A portable, Bluetooth-enabled printer with guided interactivity. - Bank of America Keep the Change Research:
Revealing a new way to help baby-boomer women with kids save.
Catalyst:
- Pangea Organics:
A packaging and identity program that tripled revenues. - Bank of America Keep the Change:
A banking concept that attracted 2M people in the first year.
Catalyst, Honorable Mention:
- Eclipse 500 Very Light Jet:
A high-performance jet that has been sold in record-breaking numbers. - LifePort Kidney transporter:
A high-tech organ transport solution now used worldwide.
Articles / Posted: July 1 2007
Everyday Engineering
Everyday Engineering is a photographic primer for looking at the world through the eyes of an engineer. From Andrew Burroughs and IDEO, it's an insightful meditation on how ordinary objects and environments behave over time, and invites us all to open our eyes to the daily wonders of the built world.
Buy the book: Everyday Engineering
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