DBTB INT Brian Studwell r
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Ravel Law product design perspective argues that data behaves like data as currency, reshaping systems and social behavior, and that analytics often augment group intelligence rather than replace individuals. The talk stresses concrete practice: keep real humans as end users, avoid abstraction, and embed design decisions in observable workflows. Advice is pragmatic — hire or partner with smarter technical colleagues, prototype with actual users, and test whether the built features really change outcomes.
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