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Coding literacy will be critically important for those who want to develop future careers, practically everything will depend on it. While today the “language” of the corporate world is a Powerpoint presentation- at best a short-hand version of English and an example of pontification in action, future corporate workers will have to demonstrate what they mean with a tangible idea, rather than a deck.

Ao migrarmos para um ambiente onde "criatividade" é tão ou mais importante do que outras variáveis clássicas de negócio (e.g. custo), a proposição de novas ideias devem ser embasadas desde t=0 em viabilidade.

O paradigma é: mesmo que você não saiba onde vai terminar (nós somos horríveis em prever o futuro), você tem que saber POR ONDE e COMO começar.

Prototipar is the new powerpoint.

Talk is cheap, action speaks volumes.

“Every sound on this record, from the melodic sounds to the percussion, the atmospheric effects to the bass lines originates from the Braun AB-30 alarm clock.”

via @andrelmaraujo

"Prototype as if you’re right, listen as if you’re wrong.

 ~ IDEO’s Diego Rodriguez at The 99% Conference

He nails it.

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A idéia central é fazer da Av. Dantas Barreto um corredor andável por onde irá convergir cultura e turismo.

Muito bacana.

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“The redevelopment plan calls for burial of utilities, business improvement loans, community policing strategies complimented by two small police stations, pedestrian cultural tours, establishment of a small business incubator, galleries to show and sell work of local artists, ‘major’ reconfiguration of traffic along the waterfront, streetscape improvements, composting and recycling programs, streets trees, green roofs, and entrepreneurship training among other things.

“The improvements are geared towards improving the traffic and parking conditions, enhancing the cultural heritage, enhancing and diversifying business activities, and increasing residential development in the corridor.”

 

Página do projeto: Dantas Barreto Corridor Redevelopment Project {http://daap.uc.edu/planning/dbcrp}

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