Design thinking first: how Frame.io runs their content production In today’s entrepreneurial culture, good design is of paramount importance. Design thinking is based on the idea that form and functionality aren’t so different, and good design is at the heart of a frustration-free experience.
On-the-go organization: Startup Grind's ever-evolving events planning system Startup Grind isn't just an online community. The global collective of entrepreneurs has spread to over 600 chapters around the globe, and members meet regularly at local meetups.
They've got just the ticket: how New York City Ballet manages their marketing pipeline New York City Ballet continues to push creative boundaries, staging more than 60 ballets a year at Lincoln Center, many of which are new commissions.
How the Mingei Museum moved 26,000 pieces of art (without a hitch) Faced with the monumental task of relocating their entire catalog, The Mingei International Museum took a tech-centric approach.
How Clover Health's L&D team designs a robust training curriculum Clover Health is a HealthTech startup that seeks to improve the state of healthcare in America. Their technology reduces friction between physicians, insurers, and patients, to ultimately create a system where doctors can focus on the people–not the paperwork.
Training employees across three time zones: inside Galileo Learning's curriculum development Every summer, tens of thousands of campers converge on Galileo Learning's 85 camps.
How The Players' Tribune helps athletes find their voice off the field An excerpt from Digiday's "Humans at Work" series, brought to you by Airtable.
From an Airtable base to an office space: Zenbooth's high-fidelity manufacturing process Zenbooth was founded in 2016 to solve a problem that's common in the open offices of fast-growing companies and coworking spaces: noise.
How Outdoor Voices became the fitness apparel brand for every body An excerpt from Digiday's "Humans at Work" series, brought to you by Airtable.