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Michael and Greg talk through the topic of Design Thinking, a must-do for enterprises who are looking to innovate in their transformations:  Top 5 Must Do’s of Enterprise Innovation: Design Thinking (feat. Greg Ladas and Michael Pullen) Transcript: Welcome to digital froggers, a podcast brought to you by LeapFrog Systems. I am Lisette Diamant, LeapFrog… Continue reading Digital Froggers: Top 5 Must Do’s of Enterprise Innovation: Design Thinking (feat. Greg Ladas and Michael Pullen)

Jodi Viniello, Chief Innovation and Transformation Officer at Embrace Home Loans, talks through her career journey and how it has enabled her to help scale transformations at a variety of different enterprises. She is also joined by Michael Pullen and Dan Bouchard, two of LeapFrog Systems’ own Froggers.  Scaling Transformation (feat. Jodi Viniello, Michael Pullen,… Continue reading Digital Froggers: Scaling Transformation (feat. Jodi Viniello, Michael Pullen, and Dan Bouchard)

I was watching Sunday Night Football. The Browns were using all the tricks the Patriots used in the Superbowl. They even entered the half winning 6-3. Then the half time ads come on trying to make a man out of all of us demanding that we drink beer, eat beef, and drive pickup trucks. One… Continue reading Hey Marketing, adding a feature to your product is not innovation

I worked with a small team of designers. The application was a large complicated enterprise app. Each team member would work on their design and review within the team of designers. Once we agreed we would review with the product managers. Once we all agreed, the product owner would sign off. This would all go… Continue reading Always open design is a great way to never ship

Seems like a stupid idea to me. You run bad meetings so just get rid of them? So if you should be working together… Don’t. Just go back to your computer and email everyone because…uh… That’s more efficient? Or, well maybe, just keep it to six people because six people suffering through a bad meeting… Continue reading Get rid of meetings