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GUEST POST from David Burkus One of the easiest ways to predict how successful or not a given team will be, is to first measure how much trust exists on the team as a whole. When members of the team trust each other, they’re more likely to succeed because they’re more likely to share information. […]

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Multimodal Affective Computing via Remote Photoplethysmography (rPPG) LAST UPDATED: July 10, 2026 at 5:50 PM GUEST POST from Art Inteligencia Beyond the “Mask” of Traditional Sentiment Analysis For too long, the design and innovation communities have relied on the “performance” of emotion. Traditional sentiment analysis and basic facial expression trackin...

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by Braden Kelley and Art Inteligencia Organizations that struggle with change almost always share one critical blind spot: they treat all change as the same. They apply the same planning process, the same communication strategy, the same timeline expectations, and the same leadership approach to a technology rollout as they would to a cultural transformation […]

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GUEST POST from Mike Shipulski When it’s time to create something new, most people try to imagine the future and then put a plan together to make it happen. There’s lots of talk about the idealize future state, cries for a clean slate design or an edict for a greenfield solution. Truth is, that’s a […]

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GUEST POST from Shep Hyken IKEA is a retailer known for furniture that the customers have to assemble. Its showrooms feature ongoing displays of its products, and delicious Swedish meatballs are sold in restaurants located inside its stores. It is also known as affordable, which may make you ask, “How can an affordable brand, like […]

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