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UXDX 2026 Speaker Updates (March Edition)
Here are the speaker announcements shared in March for UXDX 2026. Speakers from Siemens, Taxfix, Product People, McKesson, Electronic Arts, Amazon, and Llewyn Paine Consulting are taking on the issues teams are dealing with right now. From AI adoption and healthcare UX
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UXDX Launches The Unblockers: Awards For Cross-Functional Teams at UXDX EMEA 2026
Three new awards celebrate teams who can demonstrate a clear link between evidence, decision-making, and measurable results. UXDX is proud to announce the launch of The Unblockers: a new awards program launching at UXDX EMEA 2026 in Berlin. Built for cross-
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UXDX 2026 Speaker Updates (February Edition)
Here are the speaker announcements shared in February for UXDX 2026! With AI already on the roadmap, the question is whether you can ship it without losing trust, getting stuck in approvals, or watching quality slip between design, research, and engineering. Speakers
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The UXDX 2026 Speaker Lineup Is Here (January Edition)
We've been locking in speakers for UXDX 2026, and honestly? This lineup might be our strongest yet. We're bringing together people who are actually building and shipping products at scale. Great speakers from Booking.com, N26, monday.com,
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From Output to Outcome: Driving Cultural Change in Product Teams
"Agile’s original purpose was not cultural enlightenment. It was building better software. Working software over documentation. Faster, more reliable delivery." And that is exactly why Jay thinks we are stuck. Because most teams have become proficient at shipping. They
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Transforming Enterprise AI with Scalable LLM Deployments
"When you use ChatGPT day to day, are you really using one model, or is there an agent behind it?" He does not ask for an answer in the room. He wants the question to stick because the rest of
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Design is Not Dead - But the Narrative Might Be
The question is not whether design still matters. It is whether the story we tell about design has started to work against us. Berlin, Boom Cycles, and the Same Old Questions Pamela opens with warmth for UXDX being in Berlin, then goes
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From Cross-Functional to Cross-Purposes: Why Collaboration Falls Apart Over Time
Two years ago, Mihaela Draghici stood on the UXDX stage in Dublin and told a hopeful story. Her teams at Volkswagen Digital Solutions had taken deliberate action to break down the silos between product teams and the business departments they serve. Cross-
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Who Moved My Roadmap? Navigating the Unpredictable Future of UX and Product in the Era of AI
Donal O’Mahony has heard the phrase “once in a lifetime shift” so many times that it has lost its meaning. The dot com crash. Flash is dying overnight. A multi-billion-dollar acquisition that rewired a company’s culture. Now, generative
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Framework for Balancing Short-Term Wins with Long-Term Product Goals
Strategy Is the Easy Part, Execution Is the Test Michelle opens with a familiar scene. You build a product strategy. You map it to outcomes. You create a roadmap. You line up a cross-functional team. Then reality hits. The strategy that
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The UX Scorecard: Transforming Research into Measurable Impact Across the Org
“The most expensive usability test that you’ll ever do is the one that you actually don’t do.” When Experience Quality Becomes a Release Gate DocuSign is a big organisation with a broad product surface area. That is exactly why Amit
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From Research to Reinvention: Prayag Narula on Startups, Setbacks & AI Innovation
The uncomfortable pivots, the moments you get “dumped” by your own company, and the stubborn grit it takes to get to the end of a day when nothing is working. Prayag’s story begins where many product stories end: in research, not
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