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For a while now we've been thinking about ways to make workshops more user-focused and more productive. A great article in Fast company on the flawed nature of collective brainstorming, galvanised some of these thoughts.

Actually we can add bubble-wrap, Silly Putty and Viagra to this list. They are all products or services that we now use in a way that was not how their creators intended.

When it's a stage, a water feature or a even a crowd. From the first projected motion pictures in 1896 until relatively recently, a screen to show moving image was a flat rectangle on a wall. With advances in LCD and more importantly LED technology, we are breaking out of the box.