Hong Kong’s Daniel Szuc will feature at CanUX in 2017

A great friend of our event returns in 2017.

W5: Make Meaningful Work (Designing Product Teams to Deliver on Great Experiences)
Nov 2, 2017 1:30pm / 3.5 HRS

A product team that works well together, can help design and deliver great product and service customer experience. A product team where the roles, capabilities and ways of working are intentional and encourage people to learn, improve and thrive. This workshop will outline the characteristics of a great product team and also look at:

• Roles to help projects run well
• General practices for great team work
• Artifacts to communicate a team and project vision
• Specific practices important for strategic work
• Your own practice plan to take into your own projects to make meaningful work.

The learnings in this workshop are a result of literally years of research and learnings from companies and countries globally.

Speaker Bio: Daniel Szuc

In 2013 Dan became our first ever speaker from outside North America, and we’re thrilled he is returning in 2017. A regular contributor at Johnny Holland and UX Matters, Dan is the co-founder of UPA China and chair of the UX Hong Kong conference, an event quite similar to our own. Dan is also the co-founder of Apogee HK, a design research & usability services company based in Hong Kong.

He recently co-authored the book Global UX with Whitney Quesenbery, a collection of stories and distillation of insights from UX practitioners around the world showing real examples of successful UX practice. He also co-wrote The Usability Kit with Gerry Gaffney, an implementation guide providing best practices and guidelines for UX design teams.

Dan previously worked on a usability team for Telstra Australia and has lectured about UX in Hong Kong, China, Singapore, Malaysia, Australia, the USA, Canada, New Zealand, Israel, UK, and Japan. He holds a BS in Information Management from Melbourne University.

You can follow Daniel on Twitter @dszuc

Prior Presentations:

A JOURNEY TO HOLISTIC PRACTICE THINKING (UXcamp 2013)
Nov 10, 2013 11:15am / 35 min / Slides

*Image credit: Jirka Matousek and UXSG