Augmented reality and virtual reality are transforming both the in-venue and at-home viewing experience. To understand how to incorporate these emerging technologies, we sat down with Steven King, founder and Chief Innovation Officer of University of North Carolina’s Blue Sky Innovation lab. King’s work is rooted in human-centered design and this episode hits on some of the latest projects coming out of the lab and how to effectively use human-centered design for brainstorming and change management.

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2:42 “Time Space” Storytelling at The Washington Post

4:32 Human-Centered Design Methodology

10:54 Testing Before Investing

12:25 Change Has to Be Exponentially Better

17:40 Bridging In-Venue and At-Home Viewing

21:36 HoloLens Headsets

25:35 The NBA is Missing the Mark on VR Viewing

30:37 Change Management and Defining Success

35:53 Leadership’s Impact on Creativity

42:14 Key Organizational Players in Driving Change

46:53 Misconceptions

48:13 Learning About New Trends

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For more information on topics covered in this episode, check out:

UNC’s Blue Sky Innovation lab: Website | LinkedIn

Connect with Steven on LinkedIn

Steven’s Go To Sources

Fortune Brainstorm Tech

Tech Crunch

On Steven’s bookshelf

The Ride of a Lifetime by Bob Iger

Shoe Dog by Phil Knight

Free to Focus by Michael Hyatt

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