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The Real Me: Personality in Design

 

Aarron Walter, Director of User Experience, MailChimp

 

While some companies use their brand as an opaque facade to hide questionable practices, others are opening up to their audience and sharing their true personality. The result is a more honest relationship with customers. We will share real world examples of personality in action, explore key business benefits, discuss how to create a design persona, and explain the relationship between brand voice (which must be constant in all media) and tone (which varies in each situation).

The Real Me: Personality in Design

 

Aarron Walter, Director of User Experience, MailChimp

 

While some companies use their brand as an opaque facade to hide questionable practices, others are opening up to their audience and sharing their true personality. The result is a more honest relationship with customers. We will share real world examples of personality in action, explore key business benefits, discuss how to create a design persona, and explain the relationship between brand voice (which must be constant in all media) and tone (which varies in each situation).

IABC/Seattle Chapter President Cheryl Nichols and host Sam Templeton at IABC/Seattle's "Be Heard in an Age of Information Overload" event at the Harbor Club in Bellevue on February 17, 2011. Photo Credit to Nicole Allard and Tedd KlipschPhoto Credit to Nicole Allard and Tedd Klipsch

Speaker Mary Czerwinski of Microsoft Research at IABC/Seattle's "Be Heard in an Age of Information Overload" event at the Harbor Club in Bellevue on February 17, 2011. Photo Credit to Nicole Allard and Tedd Klipsch

The largest outdoor rail show in the UK showcasing the best in innovation and best practice.

The Real Me: Personality in Design

 

Aarron Walter, Director of User Experience, MailChimp

 

While some companies use their brand as an opaque facade to hide questionable practices, others are opening up to their audience and sharing their true personality. The result is a more honest relationship with customers. We will share real world examples of personality in action, explore key business benefits, discuss how to create a design persona, and explain the relationship between brand voice (which must be constant in all media) and tone (which varies in each situation).

Keynote speaker TJ Larkin of Larkin Communication Consulting at IABC/Seattle's "Be Heard in an Age of Information Overload" event at the Harbor Club in Bellevue on February 17, 2011. Photo Credit to Nicole Allard and Tedd Klipsch

IABC/Seattle board member Dawn Rosenthal and attendee Darcy Dawson at IABC/Seattle's "Be Heard in an Age of Information Overload" event at the Harbor Club in Bellevue on February 17, 2011. Photo Credit to Nicole Allard and Tedd Klipsch

The Real Me: Personality in Design

 

Aarron Walter, Director of User Experience, MailChimp

 

While some companies use their brand as an opaque facade to hide questionable practices, others are opening up to their audience and sharing their true personality. The result is a more honest relationship with customers. We will share real world examples of personality in action, explore key business benefits, discuss how to create a design persona, and explain the relationship between brand voice (which must be constant in all media) and tone (which varies in each situation).

Wide angle view at IABC/Seattle's "Be Heard in an Age of Information Overload" event at the Harbor Club in Bellevue on February 17, 2011. Photo Credit to Nicole Allard and Tedd Klipsch

The Real Me: Personality in Design

 

Aarron Walter, Director of User Experience, MailChimp

 

While some companies use their brand as an opaque facade to hide questionable practices, others are opening up to their audience and sharing their true personality. The result is a more honest relationship with customers. We will share real world examples of personality in action, explore key business benefits, discuss how to create a design persona, and explain the relationship between brand voice (which must be constant in all media) and tone (which varies in each situation).

IABC/Seattle board members and event organizers at IABC/Seattle's "Be Heard in an Age of Information Overload" event at the Harbor Club in Bellevue on February 17, 2011. Photo Credit to Nicole Allard and Tedd Klipsch

ISO 27001 ISMS Training Videos By Luv Johar

 

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WASHINGTON, D.C — The Honorable Dr. Joseph W. Westphal, under secretary of the U.S. Army, gives a keynote speech during the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Leaders Conference here, Jan. 24, 2012. Westphal discussed his perspectives on the future of the U.S. Army. (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers photo by F.T. Eyre)

Yesterday was for the most part a write-off. Everything that could have gone wrong or irritated me did. Today I had twice as much to get done because everything was such a write off, and I woke up determined to make it a great day. Sadly it really got off to yet another bad start. I had so much to get done, but I reached that point where I knew the more I tried the less productive I was, so it was better to wake up early and work on it tomorrow (Monday).

 

This was my work to do list… so few things got done or scratched off. I keep a list every day of the five most important things I have to get done personally and professionally. It’s a great best practice, but does little good when you have totally and completely rotten days!

 

Year 5 of 365: Life, Love, and the Pursuit of Happiness

 

Maj. Raquel Rangel, HRC Evaluation Branch operations officer, checks ICE comments submitted from the field Dec. 3, 2014, to monitor feedback to ongoing updates of the Evaluation Entry System, which launched last spring. HRC is in the process of adopting ICE as a customer feedback and monitoring system across the command.

 

Photo by David Ruderman, HRC Public Affairs

 

HRC is in the process of adopting ICE as a customer feedback and monitoring system across the command. For the full story, go to HRC adopts Interactive Customer Evaluation

 

Follow Army HRC on Twitter at : twitter.com/ArmyHRC, and join the conversations online at Army HRC www.facebook.com/ArmyHRC

  

The largest outdoor rail show in the UK showcasing the best in innovation and best practice.

Capt. Grekii Fielder, HRC Evaluation Branch policy officer and alternate ICE manager, checks ICE comments submitted from the field to monitor feedback to ongoing updates of the Evaluation Entry System, which launched in April.

 

Photo by David Ruderman, HRC Public Affairs

 

HRC is in the process of adopting ICE as a customer feedback and monitoring system across the command. For the full story, go to HRC adopts Interactive Customer Evaluation

 

Follow Army HRC on Twitter at : twitter.com/ArmyHRC, and join the conversations online at Army HRC www.facebook.com/ArmyHRC

  

The Real Me: Personality in Design

 

Aarron Walter, Director of User Experience, MailChimp

 

While some companies use their brand as an opaque facade to hide questionable practices, others are opening up to their audience and sharing their true personality. The result is a more honest relationship with customers. We will share real world examples of personality in action, explore key business benefits, discuss how to create a design persona, and explain the relationship between brand voice (which must be constant in all media) and tone (which varies in each situation).

Keynote speaker TJ Larkin of Larkin Communication Consulting at IABC/Seattle's "Be Heard in an Age of Information Overload" event at the Harbor Club in Bellevue on February 17, 2011. Photo Credit to Nicole Allard and Tedd Klipsch

The largest outdoor rail show in the UK showcasing the best in innovation and best practice.

The Nimble Process: Think Before You Design

 

Jason Santa Maria, Founder & Principal, Mighty

 

Design processes vary from person to person, but there is always room to improve and evolve the way we work. We have many tools to help us achieve polished designs earlier than ever now, but many times knowing which tool or method to choose when can influence the strength of our ideas. Is analog better that digital? At what point do you start working in a browser instead of Photoshop? Learn how getting ideas out quickly through prototyping, sketching, and iteration can help you work and test more quickly, while also working smarter.

A key tenet of the symposium was networking for all the attendees to discuss leading practices and innovations in security grid assets. (Photo by Travis Weger)

The cybersecurity panel discussed trends, technological advancements and leading practices for managing critical infrastructure cyber assets. Dragos, DOE, WAPA and Nebraska Public Power District representatives sat on this panel. (Photo by Travis Weger)

Host Sam Templeton at IABC/Seattle's "Be Heard in an Age of Information Overload" event at the Harbor Club in Bellevue on February 17, 2011. Photo Credit to Nicole Allard and Tedd Klipsch

Informatica World 2012 voting committee in deep discussion, we received over 160 abstracts! We are working on developing the most valuable content lineup possible, tracks and track descriptions are subject to change as we get closer to the conference. We will be announcing the sessions after February 1. For more information and to register, visit www.informaticaworld.com

Author: Andrea Broaddus

 

The largest outdoor rail show in the UK showcasing the best in innovation and best practice.

A covidious closing ceremony on the mortgage game of thrones. We needed her stamp of approval, to buy a loan for our current home. In front of our residence, we staged the chairs and offered the masks. She said, come near, I don't have the time to go back and forth, there was visible unease. "it's not that we're anti-social Ma'am, we're just anti-disease". Also immuno-compromised you see. Your daily temperature checks don't mean a thing. Threatening to leave uncomfortable with our social distancing doesn't solve a thing. You'd lose your commission and we'd rage at the micro-aggression. We're protecting not just each other but also our loved ones, those two terrified kids looking down from the bedroom window glass, and a health system that is having to deal with The Grand Reopening of Texas.

Our rituals are in upheaval, what paradise have we lost?

  

In a covidious time

About 80 utility executives, including WAPA customers, attended the inaugural event to discuss cybersecurity, physical security and asset management. (Photo by Travis Weger)

A key tenet of the symposium was networking for all the attendees to discuss leading practices and innovations in security grid assets. (Photo by Travis Weger)

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