Stephanie Van Ness

Stephanie  Van Ness

Stephanie is Assoc. Director of Marketing and Chief Storyteller at Integrated Computer Solutions, Inc. (ICS), and its brands Boston UX and Boston.ai. A marcom strategist with one foot in classic creative and the other in the AI-enhanced future, she writes about software development and tech innovations like gesture-controlled medical devices and autonomous vehicles. Stephanie holds a B.S. in journalism from Boston University, where she learned how to turn complex ideas into content people actually want to read. Her work appears in Embedded Computing Design, Medical Design & Outsourcing, Mass Device, Today’s Medical Developments, Medical Design Briefs, Medical Device + Diagnostics, Connected World, UX Collective and more.

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Transformational Medical Devices Deliver Better Patient Outcomes

Friday, May 18, 2018 - 05:38 ">  •  By Stephanie Van Ness  •  medical device

ICS is pushing the medical device industry forward with intuitive products that are carefully designed to aid all caregivers.

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Pipelining UX with Product Development Gets You to Market Quicker

Monday, January 22, 2018 - 11:19 ">  •  By Mark Hatch, Stephanie Van Ness  •  UX Design, Software Development, product development

Applying lessons learned from hardware development to speed time-to-market for your next software-dependent product.

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Are Your IoT Devices Putting Your Business or Your Customers at Risk?

Thursday, August 31, 2017 - 10:27 ">  •  By Peter Winston, Stephanie Van Ness  •  IoT, Embedded, cybersecurity

Connected devices are mainstream and omnipresent. Still, they're risky. See just how risky.

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A Look at How Consumer Electronics and Medical Device Product Development Teams Differ

Thursday, April 6, 2017 - 14:49 ">  •  By Stephanie Van Ness  •  medical device, product development

Consumer electronics and medical device development teams have different priorities. Match your team to your goal.

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