About Bryan
Bryan Maleszyk is a digital strategist and experience designer based in Boston, MA. He currently plies his craft at isobar North America, where he advises clients on all matters of digital experience.
This site is his outlet for thoughts on business, design, society, pop culture, and anything else that he's thinking about.
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The Michelin Guide: Brand as a Service, circa 1900
I occasionally blog over at my company's blog, Molecular Voices.
I’ve been chipping away at the stack of New Yorker magazines that have accumulated on my nightstand recently. One of the better articles was John Colapinto’s “Lunch with M.” from the November 23, 2009 edition, in which he tags along with a reviewer for the New York edition of the Michelin Guide. I’ve been thinking about ways we, as designers, can help move away from our culture of consumption and help brands deliver real, sustainable value by focusing on providing service to the consumers. Based on that article, we can learn a lot from the Les Freres Michelin.