Erin Bryant

Product Innovation & Experience Strategy

20+ years helping organizations turn complex customer needs, workflows, technology, and business constraints into scalable products and services. Former Director of Devices UX & Service Design at Motorola Solutions, leading global teams across enterprise platforms, connected devices, AI-assisted experiences, and backend service ecosystems.

Experience: 20+ Years Focus: Product Innovation + Enterprise Workflows Strength: Customer Transformation + Systems Thinking Method: Discover → Validate → Scale

Three enterprise innovation programs showing how customer workflows, product strategy, emerging technology, and cross-functional execution were translated into scalable products and services.

APX NEXT platform overview
APX NEXT + ViQi
MOTOTRBO Ion Android enterprise device
MOTOTRBO Ion
RadioCentral web platform
RadioCentral

7 U.S. Patents

01 · Innovation Program

APX NEXT connected ecosystem — radio, touchscreen, and connected apps

APX NEXT + ViQi

From Field Workflow to Product Innovation

Director, UX & Service Design · Voice AI + Touch + Connected Services · Customer Insight → Prototyping → Validation → Scale

The challenge

Public safety personnel work in environments where attention is scarce and interaction failure can carry real consequences. APX NEXT created an opportunity to rethink how officers access information and connected capabilities — not simply redesign a radio.

What I led

I led experience strategy across voice, touch, apps, and connected services, partnering with Product and Engineering while using customer research, prototyping, and validation to reduce product risk.

Innovation

ViQi used voice interaction to reduce dependence on manual navigation during hands-busy, eyes-up situations.

A unified experience across voice, touch, and connected capabilities — work recognized internally with Motorola Solutions’ Innovation of the Year award.

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02 · Innovation Program

MOTOTRBO Ion Android enterprise device
Traditional deployment versus the new direct-to-customer deployment model Traditional deployment moves through partner setup, then configuration, then reaches the customer. The new model moves directly from a configured workflow to direct customer deployment, removing the partner setup step. Traditional deployment Partner setup Configuration CustomerNew model Configured workflow Direct customer deployment

MOTOTRBO Ion

Simplifying Enterprise Deployment at Scale

Director, UX & Service Design · Scalable Deployment + Reduced Setup Dependency · Simplify → Standardize → Enable Direct Shipping

The challenge

MOTOTRBO Ion moved radios from single-purpose hardware to a business-ready Android device — unifying voice and broadband data. Android’s flexibility came at a cost: permissions, setup steps, and variability that worked against task-focused enterprise operations.

What I led

I redesigned the first-start and deployment experience, reduced setup friction, and established reusable interaction patterns and governance standards across releases.

Innovation

The workflow problem wasn’t cosmetic — it was blocking a desired business outcome: shipping devices directly to customers instead of routing every deployment through a partner for setup.

Simplified onboarding, fewer setup errors, and a new, more scalable direct-to-customer deployment model.

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03 · Innovation Program

RadioCentral unified web platform
Fragmented backend tools consolidating into one unified platform Four disconnected tools — deployment, programming, maintenance, and a missing analytics capability — converge into a single unified RadioCentral platform. Deployment tool Programming tool Maintenance tool Analytics (none) RadioCentral Unified enterprise platform

RadioCentral

Consolidating Fragmented Workflows Into One Enterprise Platform

Director, UX & Service Design · Fragmented Backend Tools + High Training Burden · Unified Platform + Dedicated Services Design Team

The challenge

Fleet administrators and technicians were moving across disconnected backend tools to deploy, program, maintain, and monitor devices — increasing training burden, slowing work, and raising the risk of errors.

What I led

I championed RadioCentral as a workflow and service transformation initiative — not simply a new interface — and built a dedicated services design team to lead it.

Innovation

We mapped end-to-end journeys across deployment, programming, and maintenance, and defined a reusable framework of patterns to unify previously disconnected tools.

Fragmented backend tools consolidated into a single scalable platform, with analytics introduced where none had existed before.

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Customer Innovation & Cross-Functional Leadership

Customer discovery

Cross-role focus groups and field research translated into experience priorities and roadmap decisions.

Strategic workshops

Product, Engineering, and UX alignment sessions that turned ambiguous problems into shared direction.

Product/Engineering alignment

Architecture and delivery partnership that kept experience and feasibility connected.

Global team leadership

Facilitation across four international regions to scale consistency and trust.

Executive communication

Translating research and design decisions into terms leadership could act on.

How I Approach Product Innovation

Start with the workflow, not the technology.

Understand where customers lose time, encounter risk, or work around the system before deciding what to build.

Connect customer needs to product strategy.

Translate field insight into clear product opportunities, priorities, and future-state experiences.

Validate before scaling.

Use research, prototypes, and usability validation to reduce risk before large engineering investment.

Look for repeatable patterns.

Turn successful solutions into scalable capabilities, standards, and product frameworks.

Partner across functions.

Bring Product, Engineering, Research, business leaders, and customers together around shared outcomes.

Experience Beyond Enterprise Technology

Since leaving Motorola Solutions, I have applied the same human-centered, systems-thinking approach through LB Visionary Experiences, a strategy and design business focused on real estate, remodeling, smart-home integration, and customer decision-making. The domain changed; the core discipline — understanding people, workflows, technology, and complex decisions — remained consistent.

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