Recent Press and Articles
Number 1 Top Story of 2016 in "CMSWire's Top 10 Customer Experience & Marketing Stories of 2016"
Nicholas Tenhue, user experience and product strategy lead at Genospace (now UX Manager at Orion Health), got a lot of love for his story, which explained Why We All Need Design Thinking.
Shoutout on Entrepreneur.com for Quality Thought Leadership
"Here's an example of a good thought leadership piece. Nicholas Tenhue, the user experience and project strategy lead at Genospace, wrote a piece on his area of expertise, "Why we all need design thinking." Tenhue has social proof -- he is a leader in the field -- and he doesn’t promote his product or company at all."
Curated by designer and UX manager Nicholas Tenhue, The UX blog is a collection of ideas about UX, design thinking, and more. They’ve also recently started sending letters via Medium letters, and highlight conversations from their podcast.
The UX Blog Podcast featured in UX Motel article '5 UX Podcasts I Highly Recommend'
Quote from the UX Motel article: "Each week, Nicholas Tenhue interviews all types of UXers, from beginners to experts, about hot trends in UX, their careers, and current topics. This podcast will teach you all about UX strategy and design through the dynamic conversations featured on each episode."
Article: Why You Should Journey Map Your Life
An article published on CMSWire.com, a discussion on how “journey mapping” can help businesses understand their customers (and help satisfy their needs) as well as individuals (to model the barriers and opportunities available in one's life).
Article: Why We All Need Design Thinking
An article on design thinking authored by Nicholas Tenhue is featured on CMS Wire. Subsequently, 'Why We All Need Design Thinking' was featured on LinkedIn Pulse in both Design and Big Ideas & Innovation channels, which have twenty million followers. The article is also crossposted to Hubspot's Medium publication ReadThink, which has over sixty-two thousand subscribers. The article was shared more than two thousand times across social media within the first two days of going live.
The UX Blog Podcast Hosted by Nicholas Tenhue is Now Available on iTunes
The UX Blog, a new community featuring insights from across the user experience and design field, announces the debut of The UX Blog Podcast. Every week on The UX Blog Podcast, Nicholas Tenhue interviews user experience professionals about current trends, hot topics, and their careers. Learn about user-centered design, information architecture, user research, UX strategy, and interaction design. Nicholas interviews UXers at different stages in their career, from interns to executives. Press releases were also mentioned on menafm.com and Sci/Tech Nation.
Article: Do You Have What It Takes to Succeed in User Experience?
Feature in uxdesign.cc a publication about Usability, UX Design, Information Architecture, and Interaction Design.
Microsoft Ventures Demo Day Pitch 4 via Geektime
Presentation to over 200 media professionals and venture capitalists. Nicholas is presenter number four where he delivers a 5 minute pitch for Capy Inc. to raise series B funding.
Economy Newscast via Israel Channel 2 News
Nicholas appears on Israeli national television Channel 2 Economy Newscast in a segment on foreigns startups on the Microsoft Ventures Accelerator.
'Airbnb co-founder backs UCL entrepreneurs' running app' via Techworld
Nicholas wins the UCLe Startup Pitch competition judged by Airbnb Co-founder and CTO, Nathan Blecharczyk. Nicholas' company RunTroll was selected over five other startups as the best pitch.
'Fukushima disaster and open innovation' via Vinnova, Sweden’s innovation agency
The national innovation agency Vinnova features Nicholas for his work on open and user innovation after the earthquake, tsunami, and nuclear disater at the The Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant in Japan. Nicholas also published a report that was presented at the Open and User Innovation Workshop 2013.
Nicholas Tenhue – Postgraduate Student Case Study
Featured in The Complete University Guide during his two-year MSc in information and communications technology innovation at UCL - University College London in London and KTH - Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm.
