Daniel Montano is an User Experience Designer in Los Angeles, California.
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My professional blog at DanMontano.com - focused on strategic innovation, user experience, healthcare, medical device software, e-Learning, and Higher Ed.
I have a background in new media and Information Science with a focus in Information Architecture. I work as an User Experience Architect. I have 11 years of work experience in software/web interaction design. I have worked on large university websites, medical software interfaces, entertainment and other industries. I have restructured websites for hospitals, and the website for the largest college in the U.S. More recently was the user experience architect behind a homework management system for a large American publisher. If you have a project or professional lead feel free to send me an email:
Best regards and enjoy your visit.
- DM
Here’s an obscure remnant of Innovation Strategies, the e-book which I market tested for 2 weeks in 2006. This book was acquired by a few university professors, business analysts, product designers, and marketing professionals. This is a screen-shot from the library webpage of IDS St. Gallen, an European university. This page features the library’s record entry for the e-book. Visit the University of St. Gallen’s library record
Mentions elsewhere:
Innovation and New Business Models (Presentation by Mindtrek, Amsterdam)
Innovation and Entrepreneurial Process (Prentation by Prof. Dr. Suhono H. Supangkat, Japan)
(Disclaimer: The thoughts and opinions expressed in this recreational blog are my own and they do not reflect my former, current nor future employers nor clients.)
Daniel, this is just to say how interesting I have found your blog.
Thanks for your comment on my blog post on wisdom, and much thanks for the book reference, will sure check them out!
Thank you very much! I have posted some your interesting entries in our blog on systems thinking and other… Thanks! I added your site in our link list also.
Very interesting blog – lots of great information!! Thanks!
Thank you Tina. You’re very kind.
Daniel,
We would be interested in Interview you about innovation, any contact information, ie email? Thanks
Davison, Thank you. You can always post your questions as a comment right here.
Hi Daniel,
I really do enjoy your blog!! I am the Founder of the Creative Skills Training Council and would like to nominate you as a member to the Council. Would you allow me to do that. It is a simple formality and it will bring you into the email discussions we have.
Kind regards,
Ralph
Thank you Ralph.
Please add me on to the email discussions.
I am looking others things about me in google and I found your blog, we are homonymous, I hope to have time to read your blog slowly
with kindest regards
Isn’t it strange writing to someone who shares your name?
There are quite a bit of us out there. It’s a colorful array but at least our name is not as common as John Smith.
Hi Daniel,
I wanted to say hello and thank you for your comments on redjotter.
An interesting start to my day!
I am particularly interested in your types of thinking post. Good diagrams!
Lauren
Hi Daniel,
I’ve enjoyed reading your blog. Very provocative, especially the post on unlearning. I came to your blog because I searched for the term “multispective” – I am considering using that as my company name and buying the URL multispective.com. I wanted to ping you first because you have some groundwork laid on the term and concept. My new company is going to be built on many of the ideas you outlined here – especially nondualism.
Kind Regards,
Michael
I’ve tried my best to link multispective-like concepts in wikipedia that you may also find interesting…try “perspectivism” (look in the “see also” area…) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perspectivism