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"An analysis of the history of technology shows that technological change is exponential, contrary to the common-sense 'intuitive linear' view.  So we won't experience 100 years of progress in the 21st century - it will be more like 20,000 years of progress (at today's rate)." - Ray Kurzweil (director of engineering at Google)

We live in a fast moving world. We all appreciate that to stay ahead we need to evolve.  It is this thinking that we have to apply to our business vision and to the tools we use to realise that vision.

Herein we share some of our thinking on the practices we use to shape the work we output and illecit change in our business.  

You are also cordially invited to an event following the same theme.

After a bumber start to 2015 read on for the latest from putitout HQ...

Design Digital in a New World

putitout events

You are invited to an evening event to network with our partners, clients and wannabe clients before two talks on designing digital products for a changing world and the Lean UX processes we employ.

Book your place early as we are limited to 40 in the beautiful Decoded training facility just north of the Old Street roundabout.

RESERVE YOUR PLACE HERE 

 

Building Change into Your World

Our CEO, Charlie Cadbury, has written a short blog on his view on the way we all need to continue to improve not only ourselves but our businesses and the digital products we create to achieve our goals.  

Read here if you can handle the thought of how awesome you are going to become.

Read the full article here.

 

 

progress is impossible without change

What our Clients Think of Us

Capco

We can talk about ourselves all day long but we get the most value from listening.  

There is a wise saying: 'you have two ears and one mouth and they should be used in that ratio.' 

We recently took the time to interview Darragh Jones, Managing Principle, at leading Financial Services consultancy, Capco, and listened to what he had to say.  

Read the full interview here

Wearable tech

With so much change on the horizon our sights are set at the next wave of devices we will be able to bring into the digital realm.  Until 2009 we only built for web, we've now been building for mobile for 6 years and it accounts for more than half of our revenue.  It is important to embrace change.

One of our accomplished Project Manager's Bethan has written a wonderful article looking to the new generation of digitally enabled devices.  We are excited to be able to unlock their potential. Read the full article:

Will 2015 be the year we fall in love with wearable tech?

Wearable tech