Insights curated by Experientia, the UX research and design consultancy
Insights curated by Experientia, the UX research and design consultancy
Category Technology (general)
Tadam: reinventing the puppet theatre experience
Philips integrates experience research in healthcare innovation
Another Microsoft user experience “evangelist”
The Enchanted Office: “Once Upon A User Interface”
Nokia study on how rural India benefits from mobile communications
Mobile communication is revolutionizing economic and social life in rural India, spawning a wave of local entrepreneurs and creating greater access to social services according to a new study by The Center for Knowledge Societies (CKS) commissioned by Nokia. Mobile…
Jeffrey Veen chats with Irene Au, director of user experience at Google
Business apps giant SAP gets Web 2.0 bug [CNET News]
Microsoft and user experience
Innovation and the prosperity of nations [Core77]
“At the recent Competitiveness Summit, the connections between business and innovation were made starkly clear,” writes Nico Macdonald in a Core77 article. In November 2005 the UK Treasury published the Cox Review of Creativity in Business, addressing “a question that…
Catching the Bus: Studying People and Practices at Intel
User experience design resources [Dey Alexander Consulting]
Interview with Adam Greenfield on the user experience of ubiquitous computing
Régine Debatty (of we-make-money-not-art) and Nicolas Nova (co-organiser of the upcoming LIFT conference) have together interviewed Adam Greenfield in which he focuses on the user experience of ubiquitous computing. Greenfield is the principal of design consultancy Studies and Observations, and…
Futurist John Seely Brown: To fix education, think Web 2.0
Ahtisaari talk on the future of mobility
Students’ new best friend: ‘MoSoSo’ [Christian Science Monitor]
How to create a great use experience, as opposed to a great user experience?
“T-shaped” thought key to innovation [The Korea Times]
Why have Korean companies failed to create such iconic devices as Apple Computer’s iPod or Motorola’s RAZR despite their technological prowess, asks staff reporter Kim Tae-gyu in The Korea Times. “The answer by the LG Economic Research Institute to this…