Designing the Industrial Internet
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Designing the Industrial Internet
- 1. Designing the Industrial Internet IxDA SF Design Doing August 8, 2013 Dane Petersen @thegreatsunra @GEDesign
- 4. GE is huge
- 5. GE is huge 121 years old
- 6. GE is huge 121 years old 300,000 employees
- 7. GE is huge 121 years old 300,000 employees 14,000 developers
- 8. GE is huge 121 years old 300,000 employees 14,000 developers $147 billion revenue
- 9. GE is huge 121 years old 300,000 employees 14,000 developers $147 billion revenue $13 billion income
- 10. GE is huge 121 years old 300,000 employees 14,000 developers $147 billion revenue $13 billion income
- 18. All these industrial things run on software
- 19. All these industrial things run on software Connected to the internet
- 20. All these industrial things run on software Connected to the internet Generating gobs of data
- 21. All these industrial things run on software Connected to the internet Generating gobs of data For their (benevolent) human operators
- 22. machines
- 27. function(){ };
- 29. Design Systems
- 31. The Industrial Internet Design System (IIDS)
- 32. The Industrial Internet Design System (IIDS) A code-based design framework that establishes visual and interactive patterns for all of GE’s industrial internet software.
- 33. When I prototype in IIDS, I am prototyping in the same code used by our software engineers.
- 34. When I prototype in IIDS, I am prototyping in the same code used by our software engineers. It gets better.
- 35. <!DOCTYPE html>
- 37. ♥
- 38. ♥ Bootstrap
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- 41. ♥
- 42. ♥ D3.js
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- 53. How I Work
- 54. How I Work I don’t start in code
- 55. How I Work I don’t start in code Code is not always the best place to design
- 56. How I Work I don’t start in code Code is not always the best place to design It is a single design medium among many
- 64. Gotchas
- 65. Gotcha #1 — Production Code
- 66. Gotcha #1 — Production Code Writing it is way harder than you think
- 67. Gotcha #1 — Production Code Writing it is way harder than you think Unless you set expectations, your code will be implemented as-is, and you will be asked to support it
- 68. Gotcha #1 — Production Code Writing it is way harder than you think Unless you set expectations, your code will be implemented as-is, and you will be asked to support it Are you the right person to code for IE8?
- 69. Gotcha #2 — The Uncanny Valley
- 70. Gotcha #2 — The Uncanny Valley Code can make it feel too real
- 71. Gotcha #2 — The Uncanny Valley Code can make it feel too real The worst that can happen is that your prototype gets implemented as you built it
- 72. Gotcha #2 — The Uncanny Valley Code can make it feel too real The worst that can happen is that your prototype gets implemented as you built it Idiosyncrasies and all
- 73. Gotcha #3 — Whiplash
- 74. Gotcha #3 — Whiplash As the designer, your job is to account for the strategy as well as the execution
- 75. Gotcha #3 — Whiplash As the designer, your job is to account for the strategy as well as the execution You are responsible for the 10,000-foot view and the 10-inch view
- 76. Gotcha #3 — Whiplash As the designer, your job is to account for the strategy as well as the execution You are responsible for the 10,000-foot view and the 10-inch view Switching between these contexts is hard, and you need to get good at it
- 77. Set expectations
- 78. Set expectations Establish clear boundaries
- 79. Set expectations Establish clear boundaries Communicate early and often
- 80. Remember
- 81. Remember You are an advocate for the user
- 83. Questions? Get in touch! @thegreatsunra @GEDesign dane@ge.com