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About Philipp Sack

CEO und Kreativkopf bei pr-ide. Kreuz und querlenkend, gerne segelnd. Immer auf der Suche nach innovativen Lösungen - manchmal schon bevor das Problem erkannt wurde.
Ohne Illusionen wird das Leben zum Existieren. Mark Twain

Design doesn’t start with form

An idea from Herbert Simon that’s nearly 60 years old—and why it seems surprisingly relevant today. I'll admit it: With the now countless articles about how AI is changing work, design, and leadership, I often find myself scrolling past them [...]

Making Time Savings Visible: An ROI Calculator for Strautmann Umwelttechnik

A machine can make work processes significantly easier. For this benefit to influence a purchasing decision, it must be clear to the prospective buyer. When it comes to time savings in particular, it depends on the specific operation: What tasks [...]

By |2026-10-04T13:23:50+02:00Sunday, October 4, 2026|Categories: allgemein @en, PR, webdesign|Tags: |0 Comments

Too good to throw away: pr-ide’s Markdown importer

At pr-ide, we occasionally come across things at work that are still quite useful. Small tools, for example, that save you from having to do a tedious task. We affectionately call them our “byproducts.” And we make them available. It’s [...]

By |2026-09-15T21:12:52+02:00Tuesday, September 15, 2026|Categories: Neues aus der Buchstabenfabrik. @en|Tags: , |0 Comments

Design Study: An open idea to combat rising heat

Not every idea has to become a product. Some ideas arise from a simple observation. Heatwaves are becoming more frequent. They last longer. And they are affecting more and more people in their daily lives—on construction sites, in care facilities, [...]

By |2026-06-29T16:44:28+02:00Monday, June 29, 2026|Categories: Design Ideas|Tags: |Comments Off on Design Study: An open idea to combat rising heat

Warum die Energiewende auf dem Acker nicht im Motorraum beginnt

Die Landwirtschaft steht vor einer ähnlichen Frage wie der Verkehr:Wie lassen sich Maschinen dekarbonisieren, ohne Produktivität und Wirtschaftlichkeit zu verlieren? Die Diskussion konzentriert sich dabei oft auf den Energieträger:Diesel, Biodiesel, Batterie oder Wasserstoff. Doch ein genauerer Blick zeigt:Der entscheidende Faktor [...]

By |2026-03-10T20:08:15+02:00Wednesday, March 4, 2026|Categories: allgemein, Designmanagement, KI, produktdesign, sustainable design|Comments Off on Warum die Energiewende auf dem Acker nicht im Motorraum beginnt

Color values, missing functions and a little helper

When Illustrator Suddenly “Cleans Up” – And Designers Are Left Searching With the major interface update, Adobe Illustrator quietly removed several functions that had worked reliably in the background for years.Not spectacular, not glamorous – but genuinely useful.Especially for anyone [...]

By |2026-02-24T11:38:09+02:00Monday, February 23, 2026|Categories: Designfehler @en, Die Welt erklärt! @en, diesunddas @en|Comments Off on Color values, missing functions and a little helper

Design ist kein Stil, sondern eine Entscheidung.

Warum Styling uns bremst – und Produktdesign & Investitionsgüterdesign Zukunft bauen. 1. Ein kurzer Blick auf das eigentliche Problem Industrieunternehmen sprechen gern von Innovation.Aber erstaunlich oft geht es dabei um neue Linien, neue Oberflächen, neue Farben. Styling – nicht Substanz. [...]

By |2026-02-11T18:25:21+02:00Wednesday, February 11, 2026|Categories: Designmanagement, produktdesign, sustainable design|Comments Off on Design ist kein Stil, sondern eine Entscheidung.

PaperBanana: Automated scientific illustrations – opportunities, risks, biases

PaperBanana is the first system to automatically generate scientific graphics from text. Not as a gimmick, but as a complete pipeline: retrieval, planning, style selection, visualization, and quality control. This is impressive – and has implications that extend far beyond [...]

By |2026-02-05T16:14:23+02:00Thursday, February 5, 2026|Categories: AI, Der siebte Designsinn @en, Neues aus der Buchstabenfabrik. @en|Comments Off on PaperBanana: Automated scientific illustrations – opportunities, risks, biases
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