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The world of AI-powered design tools is evolving at lightning speed. New tools emerge, old ones improve, and our workflows shift accordingly.

In this session, Oliver Reyes will break down the latest AI design tools he uses daily, from enhancing creativity to streamlining tedious tasks. He’ll share what each tool does, how it works, and—most importantly—how you can integrate them into your own workflow to boost efficiency and spark inspiration.

Expect a fast-paced, hands-on look at AI’s role in modern design, complete with real-world examples, practical insights, and a few surprises along the way. Whether you’re a designer, creative professional, or just AI-curious, you’ll leave with new tools (and toys) to explore.

Come ready to geek out, ask questions, and maybe even discover your new favorite AI design assistant.

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Great conversational AI doesn’t start with tools — it starts with conversation. This short video talks about why so many chatbots fail.

Read the full article to explore how analog-first methods like intent cards, role-playing, and storyboarding create more natural, human-centered AI experiences that are easier to implement and more enjoyable for users: https://standardbeagle.com/rethinking-conversational-ai-process/

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Enterprise UX has long been plagued by complexity, outdated workflows, and frustrated users. But AI is changing the game, making enterprise systems more intuitive, efficient, and user-friendly. In this episode of the Notebook LLM Podcast, Cindy Brummer explores how product leaders can integrate AI into enterprise UX tools effectively.

In this episode, we cover:
✅ Why AI matters for enterprise UX
✅ How to identify UX pain points AI can solve
✅ Step-by-step guide to AI integration
✅ Real-world examples from Salesforce, LinkedIn, IBM, and more

From automating tedious tasks to enhancing personalization, this episode provides a clear roadmap for leveraging AI in enterprise software.

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Are UX issues holding back your B2B SaaS product? In this episode, we break down 5 essential steps to diagnose and improve your product’s UX strategy—from spotting hidden friction points to building a roadmap for continuous improvement.

Join us as we discuss:
✅ Key UX metrics that reveal problem areas
✅ How to pair qualitative insights with data for better decision-making
✅ Common UX pitfalls in SaaS (and how to fix them!)
✅ Building and prioritizing a UX improvement roadmap
✅ The importance of continuous UX optimization

Featuring insights from Standard Beagle’s expertise, this episode is a must-listen for product leaders, UX strategists, and SaaS teams looking to boost engagement and retention.

? Tune in now and learn how to make UX your competitive advantage!

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In this panel, learn the importance of effectively communicate the value of you design decisions to stakeholders, gain buy-in for projects, and ultimately ensure that their designs align with the company's overall business goals by demonstrating how improved user experience translates into tangible benefits like increased sales, customer retention, and cost reduction.

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Using NotebookLM we created this podcast about our article about the best ways to implement AI in SaaS products.

Original post: https://beagle.sbdev.io/how-to-implement-ai-in-saas-products/

This excerpt from the Standard Beagle Studio website is a comprehensive guide on how to successfully integrate artificial intelligence (AI) into Business-to-Business (B2B) Software as a Service (SaaS) products. The author, Cindy Brummer, uses the analogy of the Tickle Me Elmo toy to illustrate the importance of a well-defined process for AI implementation. The article lays out six crucial steps: defining business goals and user needs, evaluating and preparing data, building and training AI models, prototyping and iterating, implementing AI with transparency and control, and finally, monitoring, optimizing, and scaling the AI integration. Each step emphasizes the importance of research, design, and user feedback throughout the process. The article highlights the need for a collaborative approach involving product managers, data scientists, UX designers, and users to ensure that AI features align with business goals, enhance user experience, and build trust.

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There’s a lot of chatter about how to leverage Gen AI tools in the UX field and in our daily lives. Yet there are HUGE opportunities for the UX community to positively impact the design and creation of AI-driven technologies; we get to design *for* AI technologies. In this session you will learn some practical strategies & tactics to contribute to AI technologies through the lens of the UX discipline.

About our speaker:
Sarah Alme is a User Experience research and design leader working at the intersection of user needs, product strategy and technical feasibility.

Sarah’s passion to understand and design for the user was ignited during her undergraduate studies in Biomedical Engineering at Marquette University over 20 years ago. A critical care bedside monitoring senior design project turned into a full-time role at GE Healthcare where Sarah got to travel the world interviewing doctors and nurses and designed the next-generation monitor. Many aspects of Sarah’s design contributions remain present in the GE Healthcare bedside monitors on the market today. Sarah expanded User Experience research and design expertise while developing life-sustaining implantable stimulators and drug pumps at Medtronic. Her UX design work at GE and Medtronic resulted in 9 patents.

From 2015 to 2020, Sarah led a UX Research team in the Sensing Hardware division at Apple. She grew the team from one lone researcher to a team of 21+ researchers with supporting teams of software, quality and data engineering. The UX Research organization drove specifications for sensor and algorithm performance with their UX insights and generated the AI/ML data for the respective algorithms. The team supported technologies like FaceID, TouchID, ECG & HR, VisionPro and many, many more. Sarah’s description of the team’s contributions: “When the user seamlessly interacted with the product and was not at all aware of the sensor, then the UX Research team had successfully completed the mission.” When was the last time you thought about interacting with the facial recognition and swipe technology when unlocking your iPhone?!

These days Sarah enjoys her work contributions quite differently. As founder of Makroz Consulting, Sarah partners with product development teams to define User Experience Strategies and AI technology roadmaps that maximize user benefit and align with organizational goals. Sarah also coaches User Experience contributors along their career paths with a focus on fostering authentic, productive and impactful cultures during a time of great change in Corporate America.

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In today’s competitive workplace, the ability to advocate for yourself is not just a skill; it’s a necessity. This engaging talk with Robyn Rodriguez and Hanna Lupico dives into the transformative power of self-advocacy and provides actionable strategies for putting it into practice.

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"A meeting is where people talk about things. A workshop is where people get things done."

Effective facilitation can be the difference between a boring meeting and a successful session. "Facilitation for All: Crafting Dynamic Workshops and Conversations" delves into the art and science of guiding groups through engaging and productive sessions.

This talk provides practical insights and actionable strategies for facilitators of all backgrounds and experience levels. From structuring workshops to fostering meaningful dialogue, participants will learn how to create inclusive spaces where every voice is heard and valued. This session equips attendees with the tools to navigate diverse perspectives, manage group dynamics, and spark innovation.

Whether you're a seasoned facilitator seeking to refine your skills or a newcomer looking to learn the ropes, "Facilitation for All" offers valuable guidance for crafting workshops and conversations that inspire, inform, and empower. Join us to unlock the secrets of effective facilitation and elevate your practice to new heights.

About our speaker

Lillian Hartman is an Innovation Designer at IBM, based in Austin, TX since 2019. She specializes in applying navigating Business Strategy through Design Thinking, working closely with clients nationwide to develop innovative solutions. Lillian's role involves traveling for client engagements and designing & facilitating workshops to foster creativity and problem-solving.Beyond her work at IBM, Lillian serves as the Chief of Staff at the Young Women's Alliance, where she advocates for initiatives supporting women's empowerment.

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