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Apple's design process - BusinessWeek

27 pointsby muonover 16 years ago

4 comments

CalmQuietover 16 years ago
Apparently the www.randsinrepose.com guy is also "Michael Lopp, senior engineering manager at Apple", according to that BusinessWeek "Tech Beat" article. Assuming that's accurate, it alone is an interesting bit of news (to me at least) - even if it does date back to March 2008. That may shed as much light on how innovation happens at Apple as the article itself does. The "wide-open" initial stage followed by gradual honing by reality checks doesn't feel very different than creativity-processes used in most organizations that value innovation. The article might also be a helpful reminder that it isn't only from the brain of Steve Jobs that Apple mines for ideas.
unaloneover 16 years ago
Isn't Michael Lopp the guy who writes Randsonrands? Is it the same person?
schpyliruover 16 years ago
That was an interesting article, tho a little old. Things may change now when Jobs is gone...
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pclarkover 16 years ago
way old! But a great article.