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		<title>Designing Embraceable Change</title>
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		<description>It&apos;s not that people resist change whole-scale. They just hate losing control and feeling stupid. When we make critical changes, we risk putting our users in that position. We must take care to ensure that we&apos;ve considered the process of change as much as we&apos;ve considered the technology changes themselves. Only then will we end up with changes that our users embrace.</description>
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