EUX2023 Conference Materials Now Available
Meet Ellie Krysl, Design Practice Lead at Limina
We are lucky to have so many wonderful sponsors of this year’s Enterprise UX conference–and we thought you might like to get to know them better! We’ve asked all of them some questions that get to the heart of why they’re passionate about enterprise design. Learn what it’s like to work at Limina, and what makes their products and services special to enterprise professionals.
Rosenfeld Media: Why are you sponsoring this year’s Enterprise UX?
Ellie: We love wrangling big hairy problems, and the Enterprise UX landscape is where some of the biggest and hairiest challenges live.
A big part of Limina’s mission is to help enterprise organizations and their UX teams tackle ecosystem design challenges. We help our clients improve digital transformation outcomes, implement scalable research and design operations, increase the value of user research for continuous innovation, and help elevate our clients’ digital products and services to exceed expectations.
Rosenfeld Media: What excites you about enterprise design?
Ellie: Enterprise design necessitates thinking in a digital ecosystem context and can really amplify the effect of successful UX work beyond what’s possible with just a design system, though we’re always happy to talk design systems too.
Rosenfeld Media: What types of value and benefits do you/your product bring to the practice and our community?
Ellie: Empowerment: We work with our clients to remove barriers, build self-reliance and transfer durable value.
Beyond that, we ensure our work is extensible, providing a solid foundation for future successes and measurable, proving the ROI of the work completed. We focus heavily on transferring our knowledge through design process management and clear deliverables that continue to provide lasting and durable value. We maintain a strong track record of on-time and on-budget delivery, and active risk management, complementing our clients’ performance objectives.
Rosenfeld Media: What else should our community know about you?
Ellie: Our team seeks out complex system design challenges that provide opportunities to drive positive and measurable business and customer outcomes. We believe in the power of cultivating strong partnerships to deliver user experience expertise and UX delivery enablement – performing with you and on your behalf.
Our team is value driven. Our values fuel our mission and our relationships. Our focus on sustainable solutions has set us on a path toward B-Corp Status.
View Limina’s sponsor page for their scheduled sponsor activity sessions and more.
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Meet Billy Carlson, Design Educator at Balsamiq
We are lucky to have so many wonderful sponsors of this year’s Enterprise UX conference–and we thought you might like to get to know them better! We’ve asked all of them some questions that get to the heart of why they’re passionate about enterprise design. Learn what it’s like to work at Balsamiq, and what makes their products and services special to enterprise professionals.
Rosenfeld Media: Why are you sponsoring this year’s Enterprise UX?
Billy: Great design is essential for any sized company’s success. And, we know that enterprise organizations face unique challenges when it comes to design, from balancing the needs of different stakeholders to ensuring that products are scalable and sustainable in the long term. We’re committed to helping companies of all sizes do their best, most efficient design work by providing a wireframing tool that is fast, easy to use, and accessible to everyone.
As scholarship sponsors, we’re particularly happy to make this conference accessible to more people who may not otherwise have access.
Rosenfeld Media: What excites you about enterprise design?
Billy: In an enterprise, the increased number of stakeholders and moving parts means clarification and collaboration are essential steps in the process.
Our unwavering focus on low-fidelity wireframing makes it impossible to waste time fiddling with details and lets all stakeholders quickly reach consensus and build a cohesive product.
Rosenfeld Media: What types of value and benefits do you/your product bring to the practice and our community?
Billy: Balsamiq lets anyone create wireframes quickly and easily without complex tools or design knowledge. The drag-and-drop intuitive interface and pre-built UI components make it easy to share and iterate on your ideas—whether it’s a website or an app.
Balsamiq lets teams collaborate, share feedback, make changes, and ensure everyone is on the same page. Plus, with clear visuals, you’ll know you’re working towards a common goal.
Tens of thousands of customers in dozens of countries use Balsamiq to transform the way they create exceptional products. Learn more at www.balsamiq.com.
Rosenfeld Media: What else should our community know about you?
Billy: You know how to use Balsamiq before you even start. And for those looking to learn more, Balsamiq offers educational resources (Balsamiq Wireframing Academy), tutorials, documentation, and a supportive community, making it easy for anyone to get started.
We’re also writing a book! It’s called Wireframing for Everyone, and is a quick read that will help anyone on a UX team streamline their workflow, improve stakeholder communication, and design more creatively. Wireframing for Everyone comes out this summer. Sign up for updates.
View Balsamiq’s sponsor page for their scheduled sponsor activity sessions and more.
Meet Jaime Creixems, Design Advocate at Sketch
We are lucky to have so many wonderful sponsors of this year’s Enterprise UX conference–and we thought you might like to get to know them better! We’ve asked all of them some questions that get to the heart of why they’re passionate about enterprise design. Learn what it’s like to work at Sketch, and what makes their products and services special to enterprise professionals.
Rosenfeld Media: Why are you sponsoring this year’s Enerprise UX?
Jaime: We’re passionately involved in creating the tools that the enterprise needs when it comes to design.
Rosenfeld Media: What excites you about enterprise design?
Jaime: The impact that good design can have at the enterprise level can affect millions of people.
Rosenfeld Media: What is your culture like, who would new employees work with, and who are the champions?
Jaime: We have a very empowering culture. Everyone is meant to be a manager-of-one, taking ownership of their responsibilities and maximizing their skills. But it’s also a super friendly, relaxed environment where all ideas are welcome. We believe in ownership as a primary value.
Rosenfeld Media: What types of value and benefits do you/your product bring to the practice and our community?
Jaime: We provide one of the most complete platforms in the market for creating and managing all the needs that design departments have in the enterprise. Design Systems management, Prototyping, Icon Design, Full UI design, libraries, collaboration, multi-platform, component and style management and so many other features that enable teams to create and deliver great design assets for their products.
Rosenfeld Media: What else should our community know about you?
Jaime: We’ve been here since the start, we defined the rules of the industry and continue to do so. We’re also here to listen, to get to know the enterprise needs in order to make the best design platform for them and adapt to their needs. We stand for great quality, for crafting, for robustness, for creativity, for empowerment and we’re here to provide that to everyone.
View Sketch’s sponsor page for their scheduled sponsor activity sessions and more.
The EUX2023 Program is Live
EUX2023 Speaker Roster Announced
The 4 themes you want us to cover
Why we’ve changed the conference name
This might come as a surprise, but we’re renaming this conference. Again. And we’re going back to its original name–the one it sported from 2015 through 2018: Enterprise UX.
When we created the first edition of Enterprise UX eight years ago, the industry was in a very different place. Large companies were realizing that better UX would be critical to their success, and were beginning to build out their design organizations and UX capacity.
Eight years later, the value of UX in the enterprise is firmly established. Enterprise UX is now less about helping managers make the case for UX and build out their teams, and more focussed on helping practitioners in the trenches use new tools and technologies to scale the impact and effectiveness of their work. And to do so without harming people and the planet.
If you’re a UX designer, researcher, or writer who is looking to harness the power of new tools to address enterprise-class design challenges in ways that are ethical, sustainable, and responsible, Enterprise UX 2023 is for you.
