
Gina Bhawalkar
Principal Analyst at Forrester Research
Principal Analyst @forrester focused on digital accessibility, inclusive design, and UX. Previously led in-house UX teams. All tweets are my own.
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1 month ago |
forrester.com | Gina Bhawalkar
“The future won’t be designed by accident.” That was the optimistic message Figma CEO Dylan Field delivered during the opening keynote at Config 2025, emphasizing the pivotal role designers will play in an era where AI is making it easier to create software than ever before. Dylan reassured the audience of professional designers that as AI accelerates everything, design will be the differentiator. Why?
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Mar 13, 2025 |
forrester.com | Stephanie Liu |Keith Johnston |Gina Bhawalkar
Companies have been grappling for years with how to personalize customer interactions without being creepy, and data deprecation only adds more complexity. Though Google scrapped its plans to deprecate the third-party cookie, privacy regulations and consumer use of privacy-protecting browsers and tools motivate brands to focus on collecting data directly from consumers.
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Mar 5, 2025 |
forrester.com | Rohit Makhijani |Faram Medhora |Gina Bhawalkar
Insurers collect a wealth of data, but only a few have found ways to harness its true potential. Most insurance business and technology leaders have very low confidence in their data assets’ ability to meet customer and competitive demands. Almost all incumbent insurance companies support disparate lines of business and individual parts of the value chain through a plethora of legacy systems and disjointed data silos.
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Mar 5, 2025 |
forrester.com | Gina Bhawalkar |Maxie Schmidt |Martin Gill
Is everyone in your organization aligned on who your customers are? Does your organization understand your customers? Since at least the turn of the millennium, businesses have turned to personas as a way to address questions like these. Personas are insights-based, easy-to-understand representations of a group of people, including their goals, needs, and behaviors. They likely exist in some form in your organization.
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Feb 21, 2025 |
forrester.com | Lisa Gately |Manuel Geitz |Gina Bhawalkar
When I talk to B2B leaders about their generative AI (genAI) adoption efforts, I hear a mix of frustration, FOMO, and skepticism. Many feel stuck. They’re unsure whether their organization is behind, and they suspect other leaders have cracked the code. They also field tough questions about the ROI of adoption efforts. But the conversation quickly shifts when they ask the most impactful questions: “What can we do with where we are today?
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