Win stakeholder buy-in for UX research with clear timelines, talking points, and focused presentations. The post Stakeholder Buy-In for UX Research: Templates, Timelines, and Talking Points appeared first on Useberry.| Useberry
Canada is looking to its coastal regions to power its renewable energy future. With the world’s longest shorelines and some of the strongest offshore wind speeds, Canada holds vast untapped […] The post Canada’s Offshore Wind Momentum: Unlocking a New Era of Renewable Energy appeared first on Oceantic Network.| Oceantic Network
Scotland is rapidly emerging as a global leader in floating offshore wind energy, offering a compelling opportunity for U.S. companies to expand into a thriving and strategically positioned market. During […]| Oceantic Network
States across the U.S. are shaping the future of offshore energy, investing in port infrastructure, building a resilient supply chain, and positioning themselves for long-term economic growth. In February, Oceantic […]| Oceantic Network
New England desperately needs new power generation to meet the region’s rising demand, stabilize its power grid, and lower electricity costs. When a project like Revolution Wind is 80% complete, you don’t […]| Oceantic Network
Offshore wind energy is transforming how America powers its homes, businesses, and communities—but not without facing a wave of myths and misinformation. Let’s clear the air and explore the truth […] The post Fact vs. Fiction: The Truth Behind the Turbines appeared first on Oceantic Network.| Oceantic Network
From the Gulf Coast to the Great Lakes and the Delaware River, shipyards are churning out vessels for the nation’s next energy armada–America’s Offshore Wind Fleet. Thousands of welders are […] The post America’s Offshore Wind Fleet: Reigniting Domestic Shipbuilding appeared first on Oceantic Network.| Oceantic Network
Oceantic Network is an Accredited Provider by the International Accreditors for Continuing Education and Training (IACET), marking a major milestone in our commitment to delivering high-quality, standards-based education for the […] The post Oceantic Network Earns IACET Accreditation, Elevating Offshore Wind and Ocean Energy Education appeared first on Oceantic Network.| Oceantic Network
Heliservice USA is the country’s only veteran-owned helicopter service, as well as the first and only helicopter service working on U.S. offshore wind projects. Based in Rhode Island, the company […] The post Veteran-Owned Heliservice USA Takes Flight in Offshore Wind appeared first on Oceantic Network.| Oceantic Network
Scope issues are the #1 reason for project failure. Today more than ever, it's imperative that all projects need a scope management plan. Scope management refers to the process of identifying and controlling the total resources that are involved in a project. It is important that scope be defined exactly. Too little, and you will have... [Read More]| ProjectEngineer
Sales and customer success teams need to be able to handle prospects' objections and speak confidently about competitors. Here's how your CI helps them do that.| Competitive Intelligence Alliance
Finally, after almost a dozen articles, I’m prepared to discuss a framework for a UX architecture, what I’ve called the PQRS Model, or Puzzle-piece Framework. To review, I’ve been mining Architecture (as in bricks-and-mortar) in the hopes of discovering ways to discuss UX architecture. Architecture has historically been strategic, no doubt because of its expense, […] The post Architecture and User Experience, Part 11: The PQRS Model appeared first on Phase II Design.| Phase II Design
You might know, by now, of my views on ESG, which I have described as an empty acronym, born in sanctimony, nurtured in hypocrisy and sold with sophistry. My voyage with ESG began with curiosity in my 2019 exploration of what it purported to measure, turned to cynicism as the answers to the Cui Bono (who benefits) question became clear and has curdled into something close to contempt, as ESG advocates rewrote history and retroactively changed their measurements in recent years. Late last year...| Musings on Markets
Features are all about the product, while benefits are all about the customer. The difference might seem subtle, but using benefits instead of features in your marketing strategy makes a huge difference to how likable your brand is.| Competitive Intelligence Alliance
