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IN CASE: A behavioural approach to anticipating unintended consequences
I - Intended Behavior N - Non-targeted Audiences C - Compensatory Behaviors A - Additional Behaviors S - Signalling E - Emotional Impact
Responsible design: a process attempt // Cennydd Bowles
The most common question I get on responsible design: ‘How do I actually embed ethical considerations into our innovation process?’ (They don’t actually phrase it like that, but you know… trying to be concise.) Although I don’t love cramming a multifaceted field like ethics into a linear diagram, it’s helpful to show a simple process map. So here’s my attempt.
Product Development with Consequence Scanning – TechTransformed
Consequence Scanning – an agile practice for Responsible Innovators A timely new business practice; Consequence Scanning fits alongside other agile practices in an iterative development cycle. This is a dedicated time and process for considering the potential consequences of what you’re creating
Who pays the piper?
Where Does 'Transparency' Fit In The New Social Media Marketing Model?
Trent Stamp's Take: Anybody Here Have a Wish?
What should a charity do when it has more money than it needs to carry out its original mission?