Antoine RJ Wright

…sing its edge as we move into the information age. My exposure to the pioneering work of DARPA, the ingenuity of edtech startups such Kidaptive, and more recently Method’s collaboration with Pearson, has been the opportunity to explore the design implications of new learning approaches.

Product Management: people are starting to value what this role does, but still widely misunderstood. Long-term thinking is one, curiosity is the other.

In total, our world over the next two decades will look less like the prior two not because you see more technology, but rather because you see less. Invisible computing as pervasive as smart dust. It’s all around you, everywhere, helping plants become more efficient at chewing through Carbon Dio…

We pay attention to product trends within their cultural context, not just as fads in isolation.

Good jobs are jobs that make us come alive.

… the device as many core productivity scenarios are about juggling multiple files in some workflow. For the vast majority of people that define productivity as “Office” scenarios of notetaking, slides, lists, basic models, communicating (iOS was already the preferred mail platform by volume), and so on, the iPad with its security, reliability, robustness, performance, and also connection to phone (continuity, Messages, etc.) make for an extremely productive experience. Developers take note, as iPad specific apps will become increasingly important in productivity categories.

…ust admit to using) their iPads for core productivity work. Yeah, I’ve been saying this for years — that ARM-based, mobile OS, with new apps geared to a new interaction model will become dominant. I didn’t expect that to be just a pocket-sized device, but based on hours of usage that is clearly …