User Experience Design in a Social Enterprise Environment: A Consistent Experience
Published February 8th, 2012 in Published article, Social enterprise | No Comments »Tagged as Brand, brand experience, corporate values, customer interaction, design, pervasive user experience, social enterprise, User experience, UX
The original version of this article can be seen at the award-winning Capgemini – Capping IT Off blog.
In the previous article User Experience Design in a Social Enterprise Environment: Connecting The Dots I covered how to look more … Read the rest of this article.
Sharing to the Social Enterprise: Is it time to add a “Yam It” button to your site?
Published November 16th, 2011 in Published article, Social enterprise | 2 Comments »Tagged as chatter, dreamforce, Facebook, salesforce, social enterprise, social sharing, Twitter, yammer
The original version of this article can be seen at the Capgemini – Capping IT Off blog.
Since SalesForce’s annual conference DreamForce 2011 there’s been a lot of buzz around the Social Enterprise and rightly so. Social media is … Read the rest of this article.
How to stop ideas – and why.
Published November 7th, 2011 in Published article, User experience | No Comments »Tagged as delivery, ideas, innovation, productivity, project management
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The wheel was invented mid 4th millennium BCE. The first car appeared in 1335… historically innovation came at a slow pace because … Read the rest of this article.
The social navigation – Predictions based on the digital now
Published September 28th, 2011 in Published article, Social media, User experience | No Comments »Tagged as amazon, danish, navigation, personalised, predictive, radian6, social, Social media, the guardian, User experience, UX
The original version of this article can be seen at the Capgemini – Capping IT Off blog.
Personalised and predictive navigation features have been around for a while. No need to look further than Amazon.com’s “Customers Who … Read the rest of this article.