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Trope Collaborative

A human-centered design consultancy that collaborates with clients & users to be more focused, adaptive & competitive.

Published work on a wide variety of topics

Agile Culture Trope Collaborative was invited to speak to Mural about its course Agile Culture at the Institute of Design and how human-centered design and agile work together as complementary frameworks for better outcomes.

Behavioral Design Adam Kallish facilitated an online discussion with Institute of Design professor Ruth Schmidt and two leading behavioral designers on what they do and what impacts behavioral design has on organizations.

Better Worlds ISDI Mumbai, a school of design innovation holds a yearly conference called Better Worlds. Adam Kallish was asked to speak about system design.

Feeding The Lion: One Internal Design Group's Odessy Running a design function within a large consultancy is not easy. Adam Kallish reflected on his time as design director of the Design Unit at Andersen Worldwide and what he learned about integrating design with business functions.

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Improvisational Design Suguru Ishizaki's book addresses a framework for the design of digital communication and the many challenges and opportunities of what he calls "dynamic design." Adam Kallish reviewed this book for Design Issues.

Interviews Adam Kallish has been interviewed on his thoughts on design, technology and society for several publications and organizations.

Design and the Creation of Value John Heskett, a preeminent design economist who died suddenly wrote an incomplete book that was completed posthumously by Clive Dilnot. Adam Kallish reviewed this book for Design Issues.

Make It New: A History of Silicon Valley Design Barry Katz wrote an excellent history of design in Silicon Valley from the 1950s to the present. Adam Kallish reviewed this book for Design Issues.

Future Forward This was a short lived publication of Integrative Teaching International, an organization that was dedicated to helping young faculty in art foundation programs thrive. Trope Collaborative was on the board, designed this publication and wrote content for it.

Rethinking Teams Trope Collaborative was asked to provide insights for CX Talks Chicago on the difference between groups and teams and what Adam Kallish learned over thirty years of forming people into teams.

Thinking Design Singanapali Balaram is one of the preeminent design faculty at the Indian Institute of Design that wrote a wonderful book on design in India. Adam Kallish reviewed this book.

Design Culture Design students at BITSDesign Mumbai, where Adam teaches proposed an interview on a wide variety of topics, focusing mainly on design in India. Hear his thoughts on thhirty-five years of knowledge and experience with the sub-continent.