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If you’re a UX leader or manager who’s facing one of these challenges, Enterprise Experience is the conference for you.

Simon Wardley of the Leading Edge Forum will discuss his approach to creating strategy maps for organizations, and how they can help leaders with “situational awareness.” What questions or topics would you like him to address? Send them to enterpriseexperience@rosenfeldmedia.com

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Facing challenges at the intersection of business models, technical developments and human needs, enterprises must overcome the siloed thinking and isolated efforts of the past, and instead address relationships to people holistically.

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Lean expert and author Jeff Gothelf joined us on 1/10/19 to take your questions and talk about the intersection of lean and design in general. The recording is available to our EX Community members via Dropbox. Not a member? Register at the top of this page for access.

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What is the cost of our quick fixes to our customers? Nancy Douyon, International Research Lead at Uber, talks about how having a nobility complex can hinder your UX design, and how you can build for scale.

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How do we bring back humanity to technology? John Taschek explains how his role as the Senior Vice President of Strategy at Salesforce focuses on people first, and how you can bring these principles into your UX design.

Organizational silos compound those challenges exponentially. Listen to our speakers from our INVEST theme at Enterprise UX 2018 to learn what you can do to quantify the value of UX across an enterprise organization.

How do you build genuine relationships in the workplace? Dorelle Rabinowitz, the Senior Director of Global Design for Paypal, discussed how to build the “trust” muscle to transform your work life from the inside out at Enterprise UX 2018.

Why do designs often end up sitting on a shelf? Patañjali Chary, Vice President of User Experience at Ellie Mae, discusses how asking the right questions can help get everyone invested in UX.