Bill Buxton - On Long Noses, Sampling, Synthesis, Design & Innovation

It is my belief that professional design has both a rhythm and a process – both of which can be learned and effectively practiced, even if you would rather be doing anything else but work on that design.

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1. On Long Noses, Sampling, Synthesis, Design and Innovation Bill Buxton Microsoft Research
3. Computer Science and Telecommunications Board of the National Research Council (2003). Innovation in Information Technology. Washington DC: The National Academies Press. The evolution of network technology
4. The Long Nose Invention Refinement & Augmentation Productization $1B Radar 1984 Early Multi-Touch 2007 iPhone MS Surface ~  
5. Pe%tbled  roller  blade.    Patented  1819.   Example: A recent commercial success .…
6. "RKS Rollkugel Steuerung" Rainer Mallebrein, Telefunken (1968)
7. "RKS Rollkugel Steuerung" Rainer Mallebrein, Telefunken (1968) Tom Cranston & Fred Longstaff, Ferranti Canada (1952)
8. Jonathan  Ive   Apple    iPod  (G1  2001)     Dieter  Rams   Braun  T3  Radio  (1958)     Pointer,  Teague  &  Peter%l   Regency  TR-­‐11  Radio  (1954)    
9. Kodak  Vest  Pocket  Series  III  (1926)   Apple  iPod  G3  (2003)  
10. Jonathan  Ive   Apple  iPod  Mini  (2004)   Walter  Dowrin  Teague   Vanity  Kodak  (1928)  
11. Crea%vity  &  Originality?  
12. Arrasta Dardanell Mine Wild Horse Creek 1898
13. Lessons: •  Being first isn’t necessary, nor a guarantee •  Everything exists in a context or ecosystem •  The more you understand it, the more you can improve and the more consistent you can become
20. GRiDpad 2260 (1992)
21. Casio AT 550 (1984)
22. Palm Pilot (1996)
23. Palm Vx (1999)
24. •  Entertainment Weekly, Sept 09 •  40 min video / 6 hrs replay E-books? OMD
26. Mr. Marx, Please meet 1937 Nobel Prize laureate, Ronald Coase, author of, The Nature of the Firm.
28. F.G. Smart House Telephone Videoconf H-H GUI H-C B.G.
29. F.G. Smart House Telephone Videoconf H-H GUI H-C B.G. •  Of person •  Device •  Task •  Context •  Etc.
33. Summary
34. Questions?