Category Archives: enterprise2.0

The Robotification of Usability Design

Posted on August 13, 2007 by Thomas Purves

1998-2000 Human to web interaction, Web Usability, Human factors. The great bubble of Web-enabling networked databases and applications – like Online Banking, Amazon.com, lets sell pet food online etc. (eBay never heard of usability) 2001-2005 Website to robot interaction design, … Continue reading →

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The Tricks and Challenges of Social Computing in the Office

Posted on July 6, 2007 by Thomas Purves

Great set of notes (thanks Stephanie!) on Suw Charman’s recent talk at google (been meaning to link to this for a while) on the tricky art of introducing social software to the office. “Low-level fear of social humiliation. How are … Continue reading →

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The office as occupied territory, and three rules for collaboration

Posted on June 10, 2007 by Thomas Purves

Jevon today had an entertaining riff on positive vs pejorative connotations of “collaboration”. However you look at it, whether it’s collaborating with the occupying regime or subversive collaboration among La Résistance (so to speak), I would argue that effective collaboration … Continue reading →

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