Approaching big data from a business perspective
The O’Reilly Podcast: Zaloni CEO Ben Sharma on the business value of real-time data, the data lake, and sentiment analysis.
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Modern Java EE design patterns
Building scalable architecture for sustainable enterprise development.
The best job in the world
It is critical for those who believe in the value and importance of design to find ways to attract an exponentially larger and broader pool of students to the field.
Redesign government: A conversation between Tim O’Reilly and Mike Bracken
Tim O'Reilly and Mike Bracken explore the relationship between effective design and government service.
Designing the Internet of Things
With sensors embedded all around us, data and design will need to converge to realize the promise of the Internet of Things (IoT). Carl Bass examines the tools, techniques, and trends that will affect how things are made.
What we learned from the 2016 O’Reilly Design Salary Survey
Roger Magoulas reveals key findings from the 2016 O'Reilly Design Salary and Tools Survey.
Getting to good
While it’s easy to get distracted by surface concerns, Erika Hall explains why we need to see design as the process of getting from “what is” to “what ought to be.”
Design, diversity, and the luxury of attention
Designers can help change how people of color and people who live in socioeconomic distress are perceived and how they perceive themselves.
Compressed representations in the age of big data
Emerging trends in intelligent mobile applications and distributed computing.
O’Reilly Design Conference 2016 livestream
Watch keynotes from the O'Reilly Design Conference in San Francisco.
Roger Chen on hardware and robotics startups
The O’Reilly Hardware Podcast: Hardware from the venture capitalist’s point of view.
Elegant tools: Why B2B and enterprise design is the next frontier of design impact
Facebook's Margaret Stewart shares four key principles for designing quality business products and explains why designing elegant tools may be the highest-impact opportunity that exists for designers today.