Designing at the Speed of Light

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Designing at the Speed of Light
Speakers: Cinthya Urasaki (Microsoft); Daniel Makoski (Microsoft); John Reid (McCann Erickson); Ryan Dawson; Zachary Jean Paradis (Sapient)
Description: Your customer needs a breakthrough design for their new business solution - yesterday. What are the secrets to delivering quality design quickly? Accurate project estimation and process can help but the real answers often come from hard-to-make scope and resource decisions. Hear the varying directions these experts have taken in real world projects. Join in with your thoughts around parameters such as buy vs build, strong integrator or no integrator and more.

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