Title: Modeling User Interaction With Mobile User Interfaces. I co-presented on mobile UI development options focused on usability and human factors-centered best practices at this international mobile design conference.

I presented a pragmatic approach to gathering rapid feedback from over a dozen geographically dispersed users in a three-week timeframe. https://boxesandarrows.com/day-2-ia-summit-2004-wrapup/

I served as part of a panel discussing options for wireframing. I represented the value of rapid prototyping as a viable wireframe option. https://www.uxmatters.com/mt/archives/2006/04/my-ia-summit-2006-experience-part-3-the-conference-day-2.php

I presented original, informal research on the types of Myers-Briggs profiles most often represented across Information Architects. My findings indicated that those who identified as Information Architects tended to cluster around the "High N" profiles, particularly INTJ. These profiles reflect highly intuitive thinkers, and the INTJ profile in particular is intuitive, introverted thinkers who are able to effectively evaluate their sources. https://www.uxmatters.com/mt/archives/2006/04/ia-summit-2006-gathering-of-the-tribe.php

I had the opportunity to discuss Rich Internet Applications with Tom Humbarger of iRise. This was my first time speaking publicly about data-driven experiences, a theme that would continue throughout my career. https://www.slideshare.net/thumbarger/catalyze-webcast-five-myths-of-ria-with-laurie-gray-031808

In this presentation geared at Rich Internet Application (RIA) developers, I discussed the basics of user experience and how to infuse it into RIA design. https://www.iandickinson.me.uk/blog/2008-10-22/ajaxworld-session-laurie-gray.html

In this presentation, I reflected on the real-life observations with clients who were implementing visualization programs. The must successful teams were those who had evolved to a level of trust and mutual respect and focus. Those where were formed to perform visualization work were often not as successful as other, high-performing teams. https://onespring.net/irise-user-conference-dc/

I served as a co-author in a journal article detailing the creation, purpose and day-to-day operations of one of the longest-running communities on the internet, the UTEST community for practicing UX'ers. https://uxpajournal.org/the-utest-community-celebrating-20-years-of-a-safe-space-for-ux-discussions/

I presented the basics of the Ladder of Inference and Drama Triangle. This presentation was aimed at practical application in the workplace https://atlanta.iiba.org/sites/atlanta/files/2018%20Presentation%20PDFs/Laurie%20Gray%20-%20ladder%20of%20inference%20and%20drama%20triangle_final.pdf

This presentation focused on the steps we had taken to create the first iteration of RGP's enterprise taxonomy. https://de.slideshare.net/KMInstitute/km-showcase-2020-designing-a-solutionsoriented-taxonomy-laurie-gray

In this episode, I got to sit down with Zach Wahl of Enterprise Knowledge to discuss my background, my philosophy and the taxonomy and knowledge management work I completed at RGP. https://youtu.be/Voai6pAQ9EI

In this event, I was a panelist alongside other practitioners discussing the benefits of developing employee 360 data views and the ways in which we were going about achieving them. https://www.poolparty.biz/events/the-art-of-developing-valuable-employee-journeys

In this session, I presented my philosophy and recommendation for creating 360 degree employee data views. https://pheedloop.com/KMWC21/site/sessions/?id=SESKDWOYSWY0S89NP

Co-presented best practices and use cases for the creation and application of customer journeys and buyer personas to the Chief audience.

Presented strategy and implementation best practices information on creating, launching and running digital communities to the Chief organization. This presentation included a framework for immediate application allowing participants to take immediate action.

Co-presented with a client at the Taxonomy Bootcamp conference in November 2023. Focus was on change management techniques to get and keep stakeholders involved through the taxonomy development and implementation process. Learn more at https://enterprise-knowledge.com/taxonomy-roller-coasters-techniques-to-keep-stakeholders-on-the-ride/

Published on the EK website: https://enterprise-knowledge.com/effective-knowledge-management-a-key-success-factor-for-distributed-organizations/