La historia de Tim Berners-Lee, el papá de la Web

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En esta entrada pretendo rendir un pequeño tributo a la persona que permitió que hoy pueda escribir en un blog, en internet, en la web. Así es, Sir Tim Berners-Lee, inglés, nacido en Oxford, en el año de 1955. Partamos del siguiente supuesto, i magínate que estás en un laboratorio lleno de científicos que necesitan compartir información, pero todo es un caos porque cada computadora habla un “idioma”  distinto. Eso fue justo lo que vivió   Tim Berners-Lee   en 1989, cuando trabajaba en el CERN  ( Organización Europea para la Investigación Nuclear ) , en Suiza. Además, se que este artículo le servirá a mis estudiantes de Ingeniería en Sistemas de Información ✌ Tim, que era un ingeniero inglés medio obsesionado con conectar ideas, se preguntó:   “¿y si hubiera una forma de enlazar documentos y que cualquiera los pudiera abrir desde cualquier computadora?”   De esa pregunta salió algo que cambiaría el mundo:   la World Wide Web . Él mismo armó las piezas p...

Technical Review of my Book Innovative Design Thinking Approaches in Software Engineering

The book Innovative Design Thinking Approaches in Software Engineering (IGI Global, 2025), which I had the privilege of authoring, editing, and coordinating alongside Dr. Carolina Tripp-Barba, addresses a pressing need in contemporary software development: rethinking engineering methodologies to prioritize empathy, creativity, and human value. Through a collection of eight original chapters written by an international and interdisciplinary group of researchers, the volume presents a multi-faceted view of how Design Thinking can reshape software engineering processes in both theory and practice.

Among the key contributions of this work are:

  • The formalization of the FusionFlow model, a methodology that blends Design Thinking, Artificial Intelligence, and Agile practices to enable iterative, user-driven, and adaptive software development (Chapter 3).

  • The application of Legal Design Thinking (LDT) to improve legal technology tools by enhancing usability, ethics, and accessibility in the legal domain (Chapter 6).

  • A critical analysis of Citizen Software Development, examining how low-code/no-code platforms empower non-technical users, while also raising concerns about maintaining design quality, user focus, and governance (Chapter 5).

  • The integration of gamified Design Thinking in agile education, showing how creativity and agile methodologies can be taught together to students and practitioners through tools like DesignScrum (Chapter 7).

  • A real-world case study of a mobile app developed through Design Thinking, showcasing the full cycle from empathy and ideation to prototyping and user feedback, focused on the needs of motorcycle event enthusiasts in Mexico (Chapter 8).

Methodologically, the book combines perspectives from Goal-Oriented Requirements Engineering (GORE), User Experience (UX), Human-Computer Interaction (HCI), and inclusive innovation. Its aim is to position Design Thinking not just as a development tool, but as a strategic mindset for ethical and socially responsible software engineering.

The book is intended for software engineers, graduate students, educators, LegalTech innovators, and interdisciplinary researchers exploring how to design impactful digital systems that are inclusive, adaptive, and human-centered.

In sum, this publication offers not only theoretical foundations and practical insights but also a call to reimagine the software development process as a creative, ethical, and user-driven endeavor. Design Thinking is presented here not as a passing trend, but as an essential lens through which to understand and shape the future of software engineering in the age of AI and digital transformation.

So mote it be.

✍️ Suggested Citation:
Aguilar-Calderón, J. A. (2025). Technical Review of my Book Innovative Design Thinking Approaches in Software Engineering. Editorial blog post. Retrieved from https://anovalabmx.blogspot.com/2025/07/technical-review-of-my-book-innovative.html





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José Alfonso Aguilar
Mazatlán, Sinaloa, Mexico
Me gusta aprender y escribir sobre tecnología y desarrollo. Soy Ingeniero en Sistemas Computacionales, trabajo como Profesor-Investigador en la Facultad de Informática Mazatlán, de la Universidad Autónoma de Sinaloa. México. Me gusta combinar la docencia-investigación con el giro profesional del desarrollo de software y gestión de proyectos de innovación.

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