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S1EP6 PART 1 | UX Journey: Interaction design is micro-organizational design behavior
Learn more about our guest:
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/xiangyang-xin-28b0872/
Website: https://www.xxyinnovation.com/
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We're excited to welcome Professor Xin Xiangyang. Professor Xin is a distinguished professor and doctoral supervisor at Tongji University and the founder of XXY Innovation, a consultancy firm specializing in design thinking and strategic consulting. And I used to work at XXY Innovation as a design consultancy intern.
With a Ph.D. in Design Philosophy from Carnegie Mellon University and an impressive background, Professor Xin has made significant contributions to emerging fields such as interaction design, user experience, service design, and design strategy. He has developed important theories and methods such as the "Five Elements of Interaction," "Behavioral Logic," and "Design Butterfly Effect."
Professor Xin has made his mark in the field of interaction design by organizing international conferences, receiving numerous honors for his research, judging prestigious design competitions, and offering consultancy services to prominent organizations like P&G, the United States Postal Service, and Huawei.
Join us as we explore Professor Xin's groundbreaking work and gain insights into the future of HCI and design.
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Topic Covered:
00:00 Introduction
02:40 More on Prof. Xin’s design education experiences
04:00 Reflections on past & current design education in China
08:05 Reasons for starting another reform; re-positioning of global design education
15:11 Reasons for looking beyond products and services in design education
19:47 Talks about XXY Innovation & comment on China-US business & social context
22:20 Organizational advice for companies (vision, strategy and decision-making) & examples
28:09 Projects that made transformative impacts (healthcare, tourism, desert business, etc)
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By HCI InsidersLearn more about our guest:
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/xiangyang-xin-28b0872/
Website: https://www.xxyinnovation.com/
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We're excited to welcome Professor Xin Xiangyang. Professor Xin is a distinguished professor and doctoral supervisor at Tongji University and the founder of XXY Innovation, a consultancy firm specializing in design thinking and strategic consulting. And I used to work at XXY Innovation as a design consultancy intern.
With a Ph.D. in Design Philosophy from Carnegie Mellon University and an impressive background, Professor Xin has made significant contributions to emerging fields such as interaction design, user experience, service design, and design strategy. He has developed important theories and methods such as the "Five Elements of Interaction," "Behavioral Logic," and "Design Butterfly Effect."
Professor Xin has made his mark in the field of interaction design by organizing international conferences, receiving numerous honors for his research, judging prestigious design competitions, and offering consultancy services to prominent organizations like P&G, the United States Postal Service, and Huawei.
Join us as we explore Professor Xin's groundbreaking work and gain insights into the future of HCI and design.
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Topic Covered:
00:00 Introduction
02:40 More on Prof. Xin’s design education experiences
04:00 Reflections on past & current design education in China
08:05 Reasons for starting another reform; re-positioning of global design education
15:11 Reasons for looking beyond products and services in design education
19:47 Talks about XXY Innovation & comment on China-US business & social context
22:20 Organizational advice for companies (vision, strategy and decision-making) & examples
28:09 Projects that made transformative impacts (healthcare, tourism, desert business, etc)