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Nick Durrant
- Nick Durrant has worked in interaction design for over a decade.
After several years in Silicon Valley, via Taligent, IBM, and 280 Inc. developing group, collaboration environment, and social software such as 'Places for project teams' and 'Meeting Centre' he returned to the UK to bring interaction design strategy to Metadesign, Icon MediaLab and Futurebrand Digital. Client work at from this time includes research, strategy and design for Bristol Legible City , Orange, Skoda, Bosch, Telia, GSK, MSDW, Bank of America, Artranspennine 98, Netaid UN/Cisco, Telefonica, Lastminute.com, UPC/Chello, and Peoplecom. Bristol Legible City won an environmental design effectiveness award and is widely held up as a best-practise example in urban design.
His design research projects include 'The bubble engine - Net Archaeologies, Web Geographies, and Active Networking – Issue Network Mapping at the Jan Van Eyck Academy, Maastricht, in 1999, and FLIRT, location-based recreational media, at the RCA and Helsinki in 1998.
More recently Nick has been a Visiting Professor to Innocence/Interbrand, an 'Agent Provocateur' for Orange, and an ongoing Advisor to, and Mentor for, the Design Council's Humanising Technology project. He graduated from the Computer Related Design programme at the Royal College of Art in 1994. Contact Nick via: nick at plotsite dot net
Gill Wildman
- Gill Wildman's passion is the design of people-centred systems.
Gill believes businesses and other organisations need to realise the value of both end-user participation and interdisciplinary collaboration to succeed with their innovation strategies and design initiatives. Her early work, as a researcher and developer of local services, used the community development approach, which emphasises linking local networks and agencies to user-needs. This was amplified and extended by the pioneering use of social visualisations, and other design methods. Later, expanding on these practices as a designer, and then as a strategic design management consultant, Gill has influenced the direction of many public and private sector organisations.
The Humanising Technology initiative for the Design Council introduced user-centred design approaches to early-stage UK technology start-ups and brokered collaborations between many talented designers and scientists.
Gill was Assistant Director of the Design, Strategy and Innovation MA at Brunel University, has been active in shaping the definition of Service Design for the British Standards Institute, and is currently an Industry board member for Innovative Product Design and Interactive Media Design at Duncan of Jordanstone, Dundee.
Contact Gill via: gill at plotsite dot net
When to call Plot
- If you are developing or reviewing strategy, have a new technology, are developing products and services for new markets or initiatives, starting a project, or simply need an external perspective or expertise. Call us on 07966209615.
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We've been using these guys for all sorts of things, and their elegant careful and attentive service is a case study in itself - cultureby
Grant Mcracken's thought space for inspiration - Schulze & Webb
Makers and thinkers, extraordinary! - BDH | Home
Our award winning Happy Towns collaborators! - Dirt Café chef compadre Arthur Potts Dawson cooks up some inspiration!
Arthur's brilliant eco-restaurant venture has showed us how you just have to get out there are do it. His passion is stunning! And the cookbook's not bad either! - firsthand
We've collaborated on more than a few projects, and Matt's incisive work always makes a huge difference! - Jim Smith's undepressing observations
Jim's got this amazing way of seeing and playing back the crazy world we're in. Then he puts it into beautifully witty illustrations. Irresistable. - Live|work
Spearheading the service innovation space, live|work raise the game for all of us! - Storytellers at large
Some wonderful tales about thinking and doing (and sometimes not too much of the former!). - Mr Davis – a rather fine draw-er.
What this man does with painfully insightful observations of real life is stunning. - City Mappers
Seeing Mike Rawlinson and his talented designers — expert mappers of Bristol and other city spaces is a treat for the eyes and feet, and a delight for travellers. - Coming Next
Garry Van Patter and Elizabeth Pastor are making waves in innovation. Their recent AIGA appearance is reviewed here. - In-depth creativity
Roger Martin, from the Rotman Business School, says why business leaders need to use "design thinking" - Strategy by Design
Tim Brown of IDEO on using design thinking to create business strategy - Purposive Drift
Richard Oliver muses on cybernetics and everyday life - In the bubble
John Thackara says "To do things differently we need to percieve things differently" - Three Wishes
Alex McKie's UK wish-list discovery recovery programme
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