Translator was hired by the Creative Alliance Milwaukee and Innovation in Milwaukee (MiKE) in 2015 & 2016 to design and produce their newly combined conference experience, Walk the Talk. With the intent of bringing creative and innovation communities together to explore various topics–including the intersection of creativity and innovation in 2015, and the power of change in 2016–Walk the Talk employed various experiential strategies to facilitate learning and connection. Included were opportunities for attendees to explore different neighborhoods, intentionally designed play time, movement throughout the day and a line up of experts engaging in a variety of ways with the groups.In order to effectively design this exciting and relevant conference experience, Translator facilitated community brainstorming sessions to get at what people really want out of attending a conference. Translator then used that information to design a conference that not only met community needs but exceeded expectations on what a conference can deliver.
Milwaukee Public Museum President & CEO, Dennis Kois, came to Translator with some challenges in the MPM internal culture and saw the necessity of getting their internal house in order before being able to align with and deliver on their strategic planning moving forward. Kois knew he needed to shift MPM’s internal culture to be more collaborative, creative and innovative, but wasn’t sure how to accomplish that goal. The Translator team brought in a different creative and organic approach by talking to nearly all MPM employees, working closely with all levels within the organization from leadership to front-line staff, and facilitating all-staff discussions and brainstorming. We were able to design experiences that modeled the ideal internal culture for MPM and pave the way for the important organizational work ahead.
Translator led the UX and visual design of a 24 million dollar application development project for the Building Efficiency group at Johnson Controls. Working closely with internal teams at JCI, Translator combined multiple product specification applications across product lines into one cohesive web-based platform. Additionally, Translator utilized universal UI to accommodate diverse user groups, spanning product lines, roles, and different geographic regions. By implementing a UX-based framework, Translator helped inform business process change to support application adoption which created a sustainable solution for the organization.Translator worked as a central point for business lines and disciplines throughout the project, and facilitated internal team workshops to ensure a smooth hand-off process at project close.
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