The Australian International Design Awards gave Remote Assistant Fitting and the Intraoperative Remote Assistant its Good Design™ mark. Expressive Engineering was involved in much of it.

Communication builds credibility, which enhances communication, which builds more credibility. It’s an unjust cycle as the credible become even more credible all too easily.

The Harvard Business Review has published a series of blogs on the subject "Visualizing Data". Here I survey the series by piecing together quotations from the blogs.

Great engineering design communicates its function without needing an explanation, and this requires empathy and communication with users.

Do you think your work colleagues are forgiving about time? Perhaps, but it's still a tragedy. You might not be sat down, but your audiences can switch off fast.

Many people are discouraged from public speaking and are dissatisfied with the outcomes they achieve. I’m a firm believer that all speakers—and yes, engineers too—can engage an audience when they have the right mindset about the task.

When our views are rationally challenged in a positive and open context, learning and development often occur. Learning requires embracing differences.

The first step in improving your communication is a personal one. At heart, many technical professionals find it difficult to accept that technical work can be the subject of debate.

On three separate occasions at NSW Parliament House, the engineers had out-argued and out-witted their famously outspoken opponents. First lawyers, then economists, then architects.