September 6, 2010 4:00 PM - 450 attended
MoMo #17 - Design
It is time to return to the drawing table for our next event! Have a look in your wardrobe for that turtleneck and dust off those arty glasses: on Monday, September 6th we'll host Mobile Monday #17 on Design. Read on to find out more.
In short
- Time: 16:00 - 19:00 (15:00 doors open, drinks till 21:00)
- Date: Monday, September 6th 2010
- Location: De Duif (Prinsengracht 756, Amsterdam | map)
Speakers
- Local Heroes (2 cases)
- Rick le Roy (LinkedIn) - Interaction Designer at UNITiD, Twitter
- Tom Hume (LinkedIn) - Managing Director at Future Platforms, Twitter
- Timo Arnall (LinkedIn) - Designer and Researcher at Elasticspace, Twitter
- Matt Webb (LinkedIn) - Managing Director at BERG, Twitter
Expect topics ranging from a very practical level till all the way up to meta-design and subjects covering the spectrum between technical and social.
Cases: Local Heroes
Back by popular demand: the short, practical cases we used to have in earlier events! In co-operation with app store analytics start-up Distimo we hand-picked a selection of the most popular and remarkable app developers will their practical experiences, learnings, and results.
How to join us
Mobile Monday is a free to attend event organized by a couple of friends. We love to welcome you, but due to a limited capacity you will have to RSVP.
The first batch of 350 RSVPs will be available on Monday, August 23th - 12:00 sharp. Change your status in "YES" to RSVP here on Meetup, once the RSVPs are available. Previous events sold out within minutes, so make sure to get your seat while they last.
Some hints on how not to miss the RSVP release: set an alarm on your mobile, or subscribe for the RSVP-reminder by SMS (check it out here). Bad luck in the first round? No worries, the final batch of seats are released on Monday, August 30th (12:00).
Help, share the love
We love Mobile and emerging technologies. Since 2007 many people enjoyed our events for the remarkable speakers and the themes we hosted. We are determined to continue organizing inspiring events, and are full of ideas on what themes to cover next year. Help us out, and suggest future themes or speakers!
Did you found any joy and value in our previous events? Consider supporting us financially to continue to do what we love. This is a great opportunity to be part of our successful events. Please get in touch with ]Yuri, he is happy to help you out.
We look forward to September 6th, and hope to welcome you there!
Smile, it's Monday!
Marc, Yuri, Martijn, Maarten, and Sam
-- Mobile Monday Amsterdam
PS. We can not organize our events without the help of our founding partner Vodafone and Triple-IT, our supporter CM, and the endorsement by I amsterdam. Thanks guys!
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Marc Fonteijn
My advice for this momoams, don't expect the theme to be what you think it is... we have done our best to stretch the limits again :)
Posted August 23, 2010 at 12:33 PM -
Gijsbregt
Jammer dat ik deze moet missen. Maar hoor vast hoe die geweest is. Grtz from NYC
Posted September 4, 2010 at 3:56 AM -
Isrid van geuns
Mobile design and fashion design. And the importance of sketching and paper. My review and blogpost on #momoams #17 http://bit.ly/btqdcP
Posted September 8, 2010 at 9:29 PM -
Michiel Nieuwenhuijse
I was impressed after visiting the MoMo #17 Design meetup. It reminded me of The Doors of Perception meetup in 1998 at the Beurs van Berlage. http://museum.doorsofperception.com/doors5/doors5.html
The local heroes with their vuvuzela app were truly inspiring. I will certainly visite MoMo # 18. Thanks for the very well organized event guys! Learned a lot!
Posted September 10, 2010 at 9:34 AM -
Michiel Nieuwenhuijse
I was impressed after visiting the MoMo #17 Design meetup. It reminded me of The Doors of Perception meetup in 1998 at the Beurs van Berlage. http://museum.doorsofperception.com/doors5/doors5.html
The local heroes with their vuvuzela app were truly inspiring. I will certainly visite MoMo # 18. Thanks for the very well organized event guys! Learned a lot!
Posted September 10, 2010 at 9:34 AM
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Yuri van GeestEvent HostCo-OrganizerExcellent audience, Matt Webb was best, followed by Timo Arnall. I also liked the prezzies by Tom Hume and the Vuvuzela one. Perfect organisation. Time management good. Drinks and food good. Happy with all positive comments afterwards.
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Lorentz StoutMomo 17 was great! The new concept of the Local heroes is good, but still the best speakers come from abroad. Matt Webb was great and very inspiring. The others were more practical. And finally the jazz jam session in the restaurant at the other side of the canal was great as well, but that part wasn't part of the programme i guess :)
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Ron VerweijGoing away with some mindboggling thoughts is the reason why MoMo always is excellent. Future mobile UX goes beyond the touch screen and phones allready are packed with capabilities to do so..... Here my recent view on Service Design and Mobile UX: http://www....
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Bob van LeeuwenAll in all good to be present. Quality of certain speakers left something to be desired. If they had talfked about their lessons learned, the quality of their talks would be better.
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Bas HoppeLoved the last two. The first two ones where to basics. Feeling of; been there, done that, got the t-shirt
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Arthur NooterGreat Meetup Liked Timo Arnall a lot formulating the essence of contact. Excellent thoughts by Matt Webb predicting human future, inspiring Thnx momoams
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Michael van WeteringI thought the first presentations were a bit too obvious, but the last two after the break made up for that. Especially Matt Webb was brilliant and made this MoMo worthwhile (again). I like the local heroes idea but these guys have to add more info / insights other than we did something and it worked...
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Nina QuaxI enjoyed the presentations, in particular the 2 last speakers of the day. inspiring and refreshing way of looking at htings: thank you!
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Dirk van OosterboschThe quality before the break was a bit disappointing (dumbing down design for suits). Fortunately Timo and Matt were exactly on point and very inspiring!
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Cathy-Central
My first MoMo, suitably impressed. Loved that some of the speakers approached the design subject from a different perspective, challenging the audience to think differently. Good balance though, as earlier, simple, practical insights were also helpful. Hurray for paper, huh!Checked-in
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ArpadGNetwerk event: weer helemaal prima Inhoud: Een beetje onsamenhangend deze keer. Ik zou er volgende keer een diepe denker over het onderwerp aan het begin bij halen, om vandaar uit de sprekers te nodigen (bijv. deze keer waarom niet Annemiek Eggenkamp, Directeur van Design Academy Eindhoven). Dan zit er iets meer structuur in.
Local Heroes: please give us: lessons learned, not a sales pitch.. nederlanders zijn al slecht in het vieren van succes (zie vuvuzuela), dus vraag de sprekers zich aan een format te houden waar de zaal wat aan heeft en op in kan gaan.
Taal: Doe eens een poll over dat engels. als slechts 2 procent geen nederlands spreekt, dan de nederlanders ajb in hun eigen taal.
Voor de volgende keer over data: neem eens contact op met Edwin Speckamp, MoMo Brussel en vraag hem om input.
Voor de rest toch weer heel fijn dat jullie Momo blijven organiseren. let me know wanneer ik iets kan doen. Groeten, Arpad
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Bart van PollI left full of energy and ideas! Timo Arnall and Matt Webb were amazing. Local Heroes could be faster & shorter - nice idea though.
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Ianus KellerThe event got better after the break. Design oriented approach in the beginningwasn't that clear (apart from the primer in sketching, prototyping and exploration).
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Jef MartensOne of the best insights yet: timely, practical and with a high-level foundation. My takeaways: - prototype offline - show your efforts to everyone involved - reward testers - interact frequently on demand & supply side to create highest quality products - create compelling offers by realising the instant, repeat and long term product functionality - use data driven insights for product (re)positioning and tailoring
- rethink interaction; design outside the screen related to the environment
- Differentiation is key in becoming featured in major news outlets
- Free is a viable business model for software
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Peter Boersmagood build-up of presenters. Rick was a good find (disclaimer: Rick and I worked together in the 90's), I hadn't read that Timo was coming which was a lovely surprise, and Matt was his usual puzzling self. Thanks for letting me join the post-event dinner! Had a great time.
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Yvonne de Mey van StreefkerkLiked it. Taking a peek into processes of other companies and had a greattime meeting people
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Arie den BoonVery good session again. Wonder how you can keep the quality so high. Design is so easy and still so difficult to get right. The last two speakers gave an overview that placed design in a broader context, very inspiring. But, can you do something more with the quality of the sound? And perhaps the speaker should trade his charming nonchalant but to fast pace to something that fits the acoustical limitations of the Duif better!
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W.Tinbergenliked the last 2 presentations most: about impact and consequences of design on real life and how they interact. first time I attended, liked it, will be back.
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Kjeld KahnNice to attend a MoMo again. Liked the local hero cases (more slots and shorter next time please). Loved Timo Arnall we share ideas and thought. The dev studio from Brighton shared good stuff (I am on the right track ;). United guy was insightful and it probably helped the marketeers to understand these processes much better, so very good timing as first speaker.
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fackeldeyfinds.
De sprekers voor de pauze brachten niks nieuws en bovendien was van het steenkolen-Engels van sommige Nederlanders niet om aan te horen. Dat is al vaker voorgekomen en dat haalde ook nu weer de vaart uit het progamma. Na de pauze werd het interessant en het lijkt erop dat je er als bezoeker beter aan doet pas na de pauze te komen want vorige Momo's tonen aan dat dit vaker het geval is.
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Mariska VolkmaarsWell organised. It was my first time, so I wondered, why are the Dutch speakers in English as well? For a few speakers the message would have been more powerfull if it wasn't.
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Jasper van HemertWell organized. Especially Matt Webb gave a good presentation (I also liked his response to the question on designðics: honest, well formulated and inspiring)
Timo Arnall also had a nice talk.
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