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Discovery and research to drive a beta concept for a fully digital therapeutic for Overactive Bladder to support an application for FDA approval.

Wearable devices help patients and their doctors identify personalized ways to support their journey toward recovery.

Brink approached TXI with big dreams of building accessible software to empower voters. Founded by former “Hillary for America” campaign strategists, the Brink team wanted to guide all voters through the voting process — especially those with disabilities.

With Australia deregulating elderly homecare, our client had an opportunity to build an alternative to a largely antiquated system — introducing technology where there were previously only papers.

Through the sprint process, we helped Rice University's Doerr Institute find a way to reach students and communicate new programs that they cared about. We utilized a chatbot to meet students where they were most often, without it feeling forced.

The goal was to give buyers — for the first time ever — a transparent online marketplace website where they could see every available plant, which suppliers had them, what types and sizes were available, and, most revolutionarily, how much everything cost.

Tyson’s ask went well beyond technology: Work with us to invent a new, sellable food that finds innovation in food waste — and teach us design thinking in the process.

We developed a new CMS for a digital storefront as well as an iPad application to help sales drive engagement with customers.

Innovating in healthcare is complicated. To understand the parties involved and create innovative solutions, you must invest in and support user research and discovery.

Rex Chekal, principal product designer at TXI discusses user-centric research, specifically:
• Why product innovation should be rooted in user research & what does that research look like.
• How can product managers weigh the needs of two distinct user groups during the research and design process
• Defining a culture of innovation
• Threats to innovation within an organization

In this episode, TXI discusses adapting their design sprint process for general product design, specifically working with Tyson Foods Innovation Lab on projects such as creating the Yappah brand to prevent food waste. Chemia Davis and Santi Proano from Tyson, Rex Chekal from Table XI, and Jessie Shternshus from the Improv Effect will explain how design thinking and the Agile process were applied to food products.

Great healthcare design improves outcomes—if you keep people at the center

Remote therapeutic monitoring (RTM) and remote patient monitoring (RPM) services are poised to transform the field of digital health in the coming years, thanks to new CPT codes that let clinicians get reimbursed for prescribing these solutions, among other market forces.

In this piece, I’ll dive into why that’s true, examining key lessons from our past work developing remote patient monitoring solutions and the advantages of those solutions that work uncovered.

In this piece, we’ll go deep into six ways that innovation consultants can support the work of in-house product development teams to help organizations develop digital products that deliver real value to end users and, by extension, the organization as a whole.

Three points to consider for any healthcare system that aims to develop apps that enjoy high adoption and, as a result, improve patients’ lives.

Empathetic app design encourages patients to stick to a treatment plan, empowers them to participate in their own care and improves their health.

How product innovation works in healthcare and how it leads to better patient treatment adherence and, ultimately, better health outcomes.

A look at three trends—everyday software integration, task automation, and personalized care—shaping software design for medical devices.

No one these days can afford to waste money in the production process - so how do you ensure you're not overspending?

How to navigate the communication pitfalls in product design, and to keep control of costs once the process has begun.

Tyson Foods established Tyson Innovation Lab in 2018 to drive faster product development using approaches and tools that are not traditionally part of a packaged food company.

I helped facilitate, teach and develop products with the Innovation Lab as a partner through TXI. We refined a process over a year that led to rapid research and prototyping to test and validate, and brand new consumer goods.