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Radio Omniglot Adventures in Etymology - BloggeryIn this Adventure in Etymology, we’re looking into bloggery and other blog-related words. As this week marks the 20th anniversary, or blogiversary of the Omniglot Blog, which I started on 26th March 2006, I thought I’d explore some blog-related words. Bloggery is the act or practice of writing a blog, or blogging The word blog [blɒɡ / blɔɡ / blɑɡ] comes from weblog, and was coined by Peter Merholz in 1999 on his blog Peterme.com, on which he used the phrase we blog. Not long after, others starting used blog as a noun and a...

2026-03-2802 min

Power of Ten with Andy Polaine Peter Merholz - State of the Design NationPower of Ten is a show about design operating at all levels of zoom, from thoughtful detail to changes in organisation, society and the world, hosted by design leadership coach, Andy Polaine.My guest in this episode is Peter Merholz. We talked about the state of the design nation, the burst bubble of the Cambrian explosion of design from the last 10-15 years, product, business and the issue of mediocrity.Peter has worked at the intersection of design, technology, and humans for over 25 years. Currently, he’s an independent consultant focused on improving the effectiveness of de...

2024-02-261h 02

Brave UX with Brendan Jarvis 🇺🇦Peter Merholz - Demystifying Design LeadershipPeter Merholz demystifies design leadership, openly shares the ups and downs of a trail-blazing design career, and how we can keep design “weird” without getting fired. Highlights include: ⭐ What is the fundamental job of the designer leader? ⭐ Why do design leaders find it difficult to figure out what their job is? ⭐ What advice did Obi Wan give Luke that design leaders need to hear? ⭐ Why are you a design pragmatist and not an idealist? ⭐ What do design leaders need to know about politics and relationships? #DesignLeadership #UX #UXDesign #AdaptivePath #BraveUX

2022-08-151h 10

Service Design Show The organisation is just another design problem / Peter Merholz / Episode #110I'm deeply fascinated with the topic of organisational design. Why? I've often said that the organisation is the design material of service designers. Our job really is about shaping the environment from which great services can be delivered. The guest in this weeks episode (Peter Merholz) even wrote an entire book about it titled: Org Design for Design Orgs. Now I know what you're thinking... "The people around me haven't even grasped the concept of service design. And now you want me to start telling them about organisational design? Give me a break!" I totally get it. But there's a...

2020-10-0152 min

The Informed Life Peter Merholz on the Structure of OrganizationsMy guest today is Peter Merholz. Peter is one of the co-founders of the pioneering UX design consultancy Adaptive Path, now part of Capital One. After leaving Adaptive Path, he has structured and led design teams in various organizations. Peter and his co-author, Kristin Skinner, wrote Org Design for Design Orgs, the book on how to organize design teams. In this episode, we discuss how the structure of organizations influences their customer’s experiences.Listen to the full conversation https://theinformeddotlife.files.wordpress.com/2020/02/the-informed-life-episode-28-peter-merholz-2.mp3 Show note...

2020-02-0230 min

Distributed, with Matt Mullenweg Episode 16: Glitch CEO Anil Dash on Strengthening Values in a Distributed Startup Read more about Anil Dash in “To Remake Tech, Remake the Tech Company“ Subscribe to Distributed at Pocket Casts, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, RSS, or wherever you like to listen. Anil Dash didn’t like the direction the web was going, so he joined a tech company that promised to take web development back to its indie roots. That company became Glitch, a semi-distributed company based in New York City. In this episode, Matt and Anil talk about the good old days of blogging and how the ideals of those pioneers inform the way Glitch treats its employees and it...

2019-12-1256 min

Progression Podcast #12: Peter Merholz (Adaptive Path, Org Design for Design Orgs) on org design and ethicsIn this twelfth episode of the Progression Podcast I'm chatting to Peter Merholz, co-founder of Adaptive Path, long time speaker and blogger on design scaling and co-author of Org Design for Design Orgs (2016). We get into the weeds on his back story, including learning how to write and speak confidently. We then got onto managing up, down and across, his book and the ethics of design (and a designers' role within it). Finally we got to some listener questions from various Slack channels that I hang out on. Peter's links: ...

2019-05-281h 14

Entre Otras Cosas 06eoc 164 segmento el bloggEsta vez suelto los papeles y me voy al cyber espacio para comentarles acerca de otro tipo de lectura, de otra oportunidad que nos da la tecnología para aumentar los conocimientos, pasar un buen rato leyendo, conociendo gente de una manera más profunda, seria y perdurable. Se trata de ese nuevo medio de comunicación que es el blog. Un blog es una página web en la que se publican regularmente artículos cortos con contenido actualizado y novedoso sobre temas específicos o libres. Estos artículos se conocen en inglés como "post" o publicaciones en españ...

2018-03-2815 min

Presentable Why Do Good Teams Design Bad Things?This week's special guest is my old friend Peter Merholz, one of my co-founders at Adaptive Path and author of the new book, "Org Design for Design Orgs." We talk about how companies can better organize design teams, and trace the history of how — after two decades — design became an overnight success in technology. This episode of Presentable is sponsored by: Freshbooks: Online invoicing made easy. Guest Starring: Peter Merholz Links and Show Notes Org Design for Design Orgs – Building and Managing In-House Design Teams Salesforce buys design...

2016-09-1557 min

UX Discovery Session Podcast DS047 :: Peter Merholz - Independent Designer, OpenTable Subscribe to the podcast using: iTunes | Stitcher | SoundCloud This episode features an interview with Peter Merholz - Independent Designer, Product Lead at OpenTable. Brought to you by our sponsor: MarksAndLogos.com 00:00 Intro Theme 00:11 Introductions/Interview with Peter Merholz - Independent Designer, Product Lead at OpenTable. Links / topics mentioned: Groupon Adaptive Path "Subject to Change" by Peter Merholz Apple IIe UC Berkeley San Francisco Anthropology Voyager Company Quality assurance Interface design Studio Archetype Epinions.com OpenTable Product Management MX 2014 | Design Org Model. Such Power. Very Leverage. Wow. UX STRAT 2014: Pe...

2014-11-2329 min

Back to Work Episode 22: My Baby Likes Aluminum Foil!This week, Merlin and Dan share their Pick: The Macintosh Computer. Also, a 17-minute experimental startup sound, catching conflicts, shivving the stagecoach, machine-gunning with SoundMaster, the dangers of ResEdit, and the future of recumbent bike baskets. But not Charcoal. Are you KIDDING me? Links for this episode:Thoughts on (and pics of) the original Macintosh User Manual : peterme.comWelcome to AgileBitsToward Better Master Passwords | Agile BlogB2W Squarespace Signup (coupon code: "backtowork6")(NSFW) Mars bar party - Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaWebstock '11: John Gruber...

2011-06-291h 10

RetroMacCast Episode 37: Two-Stroke Quadra?Jeremy Mehrle, sitting in for John, joins James to discuss the Quadra 950, James's wooden Apple sign, eBay auctions, and current Macintosh news.You can view higher quality versions of the images embedded in our podcasts at our Flickr site, and don't forget to add yourself to our Frappr Map and join the discussion at the RetroMacCast Forum.Other related links from this episode:CNN.com: The man who collects ApplesLO-FI Saint Louis: Episode #140 Mac Geek PornYouTube: Apple Lisa Demo from 1984YouTube: slomacuser Channeljeremymehrle.comDIGIVersity.TV's Quadra 950...

2007-09-0239 min