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This is the first Apple computer mouse. It came with Apples ten thousand dollar Lisa computer, and it was designed by a product design consulting firm that would eventually become known as IDEO. The assignment was straightforward: they had to take the computer mouse a 400-dollar device at the time and bring it down to under 35 bucks, make it mass-producible, and reliable. And above all, it needed to be simple. [Apple commercial] amp;quot;We control these so, by pointing to these images on the screen with this unique item called a mouse.amp;quot; Fast forward about thirty years, and IDEO doesnt really create products anymore. Theyve transitioned to designing networks and experiences things like Los Angeles voting system, and the Red Crosss method for finding donors even entire schools. So what does making a computer mouse have to do with creating a school system from scratch? It turns out, quite a lot. [Tim Brown] The world we live in is one where, really, the complex th
