Monthly Archives: March 2009

Visual SenseMaking Intro Workshop

Posted on March 31, 2009 by evan

May 16, 2009 | New York City | 10:00 am – 5:00 pm Taught by Elizabeth Pastor, Co-founder and Partner, Humantific SuperCharging Business Thinking! For more than ten years, the Humantific team has been helping business leaders make sense of … Continue reading →

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Mapping Research Behaviors

Posted on March 22, 2009 by admin

Published recently in Seed Magazine: Johan Bollen’s “Map of Science”:  ”Is it possible to anticipate emerging areas of research before they exist? What do scientists read when they don’t think anyone is looking? If we could take a real-time snapshot of innovation, what … Continue reading →

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Visual SenseMaking at Liquidnet

Posted on March 18, 2009 by evan

Last week the Humantific team began a series of Visual SenseMaking Workshops for cross-disciplinary groups at Liquidnet in New York. For more than ten years, the Humantific team has been helping business leaders make sense of complex business challenges and … Continue reading →

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Tiny Book Series

Posted on March 17, 2009 by evan

Just for fun we recently created a tiny book on Visual SenseMaking as a small gift to our clients. The first in the tiny book series; Business Concept Models / Collection 1 includes examples of visual models that the Humantific team has … Continue reading →

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Design 4.0 Rocks the House

Posted on March 9, 2009 by admin

Continuing NextD’s provocative ReRethinking Design message CoFounder, GK VanPatter rocked the house at the EXPOSED 09 Conference in Phoenix last week presenting Design 4.0 / Social Transformation Design for the first time. Utilizing the 2009 NextD Complexity Scale of Design … Continue reading →

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Pursuit of Happiness

Posted on March 1, 2009 by admin

We saw this wonderful story by Maira Kalman in the New York Times and loved it. It is a terrific, lighthearted example of words and images combined to tell a story in an engaging way. In this case it is … Continue reading →

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