Some failure allows organizations to learn and grow; others times it can be catastrophic. In Part 2 of his series, Peter Jones explores timing dynamics of large projects and alternatives to the framing of UX roles and organizations today.
Peter Jones
Peter is managing principal of Redesign Research, a consulting practice for information product design, independent research and innovation strategy, located in Dayton and Toronto. As a consultant, Peter organizes and conducts field, cognitive, and usability research on information practices (or knowledge work that uses and transforms information artifacts). Most of his design work is for information services for professional practices, such as medicine, law, research, or business. Dr. Jones is also managing partner of Dialogic Design International, which has developed and facilitates an integrated problem solving process called Structured Dialogic Design. SDD is a revitalized adaptation of the venerable Interactive Management process used for engaging mixed-stakeholder groups in participatory redesign for solutions to wicked sociotechnical problems, social change, and complex systems.