The Latest
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Podcast • Workplace
Sourcing Sustainable Materials: LIVE at the Workplace Innovation Summit
What is the importance of sustainable design materials in the workplace?
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Podcast • Workplace
Allyship in the Workplace: LIVE at the Workplace Innovation Summit
What does it mean to be an ally in the workplace?
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Podcast • Community
Bring Your Full Self to Work: LIVE at ABX with BosNOMA
How do you bring your full self to your work?
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Blog • Community
Upcoming Designers are Everywhere: A Look at Emerging Powerhouses in the Design Field
While beginning a career in design is a difficult journey, especially for young people or those switching from unrelated fields, many designers find their start at expected times. Often designers feel drawn to design even as kids, and for many this passion can blossom into early careers. Design can begin anywhere there is a need for it, at any age or any stage of life. Here we have a few upcoming designers that have caught our attention.
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Podcast • Education
The Magic of Toymaking: From Concept to Playtime
What makes a toy design memorable, fun and interactive?
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Blog • Workplace • Virtual
Workplace Innovation Summit 2020 Recap
From December 7-11, 2020, the CoDesign Collaborative community gathered virtually for a week full of learning, engagement and fun through the Workplace Innovation Summit. This event focused on disrupting the workplace paradigm, taking advantage of the volatile environment that the ongoing pandemic has created in the workplace as a catalyst for much needed change and improvement with how we work.
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Community • Issue 017
UnitedHealth Group and Optum Emphasize the Care in Healthcare
As with virtually every other aspect of our lives, technology has revolutionized healthcare. Over the past decade, patients and healthcare providers began to interact through online and mobile devices.
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Community • Issue 017
Smarter Healthcare: Expanding Patient Engagement
The quest to improve American healthcare has traditionally focused on finding new drugs, producing more powerful diagnostic tools, and building medical centers with ever-expanding footprints. Despite these investments, costing 5 percent of GDP in 1960 and over 18 percent of GDP in 2018, the U.S. healthcare system is fundamentally broken, if not unsustainable.
