Applied Poetics

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Tag Archives: David Burney

Time to chase a new kind of dream

2 Comments Posted by on February 1, 2011

Last week the time had come for me to say goodbye to Red Hat. I joined the company on the third day of the year 2000. Red Hat was 350 people then. Today the company is over 3500 and is the largest and most recognized open source company in the world. I may have left [...]

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Change By Design–How to put design thinking to work

4 Comments Posted by on November 17, 2009

Design is too powerful to be used by designers alone. This is the essential idea behind the theory of design thinking–applying the principles and techniques of design to help organizations innovate, solve problems, and create positive change. Tim Brown, CEO and President of IDEO, should know. His new book, Change By Design, is about how [...]

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Where design thinking and open source community collaboration meet

2 Comments Posted by on October 16, 2009

I’m currently reading the new book on design thinking from IDEO’s Tim Brown called Change By Design. (Full review coming soon.) The design thinking philosophy was first introduced to me, and to Red Hat throughout the company, by David Burney. In comparing traits associated with design thinking collaboration and collaboration in the open source community, [...]

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