Vinish Garg
@vinishgarg
An independent consult working on the intersection of products, UX, and content leadership, with specific interest in designing for systems—system thinking, urban design, and civic tech.
Vinish Garg
vinishgarg.com
- “Energy management beats time management.” ― Katherine Morgan Schafler
Shows that energy > time.
Product-Content-Strategy-Product-Management
Slides from my presentation in the Outcome Conference 2023—how product content strategy helps in product management.
Content and design have often been in a stretched relationship with engineering because the intersection shows pulls from so many directions—product marketing, pricing and revenue, customer support, continuous discovery findings, and the team dynamics of course.
How changing the metaphors we use can change the way we think | Aeon Essays
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CORA: Conversion -> Onboarding -> Retention -> Advocacy
The four primary levers of product success.
In the last few months, I spoke with many folks in content and design who work in senior positions either in corporations, or growing startups, and some of them work as an IC. I could not find a single practitioner who said that they made a
... See more- what if public libraries were open late every night and we could engage in public life there instead of having to choose between drinking at the bar and domestic isolation
Libraries as the infrastructure for content strategy in civic tech - Vinish Garg
by Vinish Garg
In civic tech data production supply chain, civic content strategy plays a huge role in working with policy framers to establish the standards, structure, and data governance models.
Patient data ownership: who owns your health:
The lifecycle of the digital imagery data in hospitals, and who owns it after the patient journey is over? Do they delete it after N number of months/years? Do they inform the patients of their family or loved ones? Who owns the patient data?For example, the Royal Free Hospital in Hampstead, London, gran
... See moreGenAI in Teacher Education: A Technoskeptical Perspective — Civics of Technology
