Thomas Petersen
A well known, but often overlooked avenue of exploring potential businesses, is to look for problems to solve. Society, mankind and organizations have all sorts of problems they are more than willing to pay someone to solve. Here is the interesting thing though; Despite the staggering number of...
Thomas Petersen
Facebook and Twitter seems to be unbeatable and companies are feeling the pressure to establish themselves in the social space to get a piece of the traffic pie. But is the price of traffic really worth the trade-off? Whether you’re a newspaper, publicly traded on the stock exchange, small...
Thomas Petersen
The words metaphor and intuitive are often used in UX. They are the metrics we use to judge the quality of a solution. But is this quality really as universal as we might like to believe? Let me introduce you to my mom. (Insert random “yo’ momma” joke here) Some years ago I needed a […]
Thomas Petersen
I admit that I am not the superstitious type. Superstitions have never resonated with me as my mind simply doesn’t grasp the idea of something unnatural. It is, therefore, with some reluctance that I use words like ‘ghost’ and ‘immortals’ here. However, they are useful to explain my thoughts on...
Thomas Petersen
When Sony introduced the PlayStation in 1994, it wasn’t at all obvious that they would be successful. Nintendo and Sega were already in fierce competition and, although their arena was the 16-bit market, they were much more experienced in selling consoles and games. One of the features that was...
Thomas Petersen
Let’s start with what most people probably can agree. Information is accumulating online. The amount of available information is increasing at an exponential rate, therapist some say it doubles every second year. This mean that any illusion of being able to stay up to date with everything that is...