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Flux & Form

by Fennec Design Studio

Flux & Form explores the dynamic intersection of technology, design, and business growth.

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AI Enhanced

The Productivity Paradox No One Wants to Name

AI hasn't delivered the productivity gains most organizations expected — but the problem isn't the technology. Large corporations were never structured to capture decentralized, AI-driven decision-making at scale. An exploration of why the gains aren't showing up, what the real shift looks like, and why small businesses may be the unexpected winners.

June 18, 2026
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AI Enhanced

What AI-Enhanced Design Actually Looks Like in Practice

A real-world case study on integrating AI strategically into design workflows — where AI accelerated pattern-finding during research synthesis and concept generation, while critical judgment and validation stayed fundamentally human.

May 12, 2026
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AI Enhanced

The Judgment Problem: How AI Could Hollow Out Our Organizations

The real bottleneck in most organizations isn't speed — it's judgment. As we delegate more thinking to AI, we risk removing the struggle and failure that build sound decision-making. A look at what we might be trading away without realizing it.

March 7, 2026
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AI Enhanced

AI Gives Us Permission to Be Human Again

As AI absorbs the mechanical and repetitive, it creates space for what humans do best — empathy, judgment, creativity, and meaning-making. A perspective on what this shift means for design and work.

December 10, 2025
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Climate Tech

Climate Disasters Don't Follow Org Charts — But Most Response Plans Do

When a climate event hits, the org chart becomes a liability. How systems design thinking and better-orchestrated tools can close the gap between how organizations plan and how disasters actually unfold.

October 15, 2025
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