The Wicked Craft of Enterprise UX (Uday Gajendar at Enterprise UX 2015)

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Uday Gajendar: "The Wicked Craft of Enterprise UX" Enterprise UX 2015 • May 13, 2015 • San Antonio, TX, USA http://enterpriseux.net

Design

Beautiful Final Objectfrom
Aesthetic reﬁnement & romanticism
Facilitative Anchorto
Enabling productive teamwork & decisions
New Way of Craft
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Value Matters

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Wrestle with multi-faceted relationships
Thousands of objects & actions deﬁned within the database
Clarify goals & intents of CIO (buyer)
vs IT admin (user)
A convoluted and possibly contentious Sales process
Navigate rough political currents to
just “ﬁx the app”
Where to begin, with legacy tech framework & newly
acquired platform vendors
Wickedness
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Craft as Anchor
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Keep your grounding.

3 Short Stories Craft as a facilitative anchor
Reactive Interpretive Collaborative

REACTIVE Force clarity of intricate & complex problems
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INTERPRETIVE Achieve mutually beneﬁcial understanding
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COLLABORATIVE Align diverse opinions and goals
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Ephemeral Embodiments
craft in Enterprise UX
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Drive Debates & Decisions
craft in Enterprise UX
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See Problems Diﬀerently
craft in Enterprise UX
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Empowering a Maker Culture
craft in Enterprise UX
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