How Models, Prototypes Can Set You Free, Part 1

by Ken Orr

For the most part, I've found that the trick in working with people is not to dazzle them with formal modeling, but to use models -- especially visual models and prototypes -- to help define problems that are not easy to put into words. In the right circumstances, visual models and prototypes can improve communication dramatically. The more real the models are, the better most people can relate to them.

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How Models, Prototypes Can Set You Free, Part 1Thu Feb 14 08:20:13 CDT 2008