Are There Enough Freaks on the Board? At Dicole Oy there there seems to be one: Teemu Arina. Organization 2.0! View the presentation!
December 2008 Archives
Regard the slides above as an information resource instead of a presentation and learn a lot about design and development for the mobile context. I don't really like the bullet desert though ;) View the presentation!
It's the time of the year to look back: One more year of & the Red Fez postings. Most read in 2008, sorted by unique pageviews in reverse order.
Mobile 3G services trends in Asia. View the presentation! | Visit +8*!
"Japan stopped selling 2G in 2007." Future of Web? View the presentation! | Visit +8*!
"The mobile web browser is seeking information (often), yes, but most likely this person is looking for the answers to questions and not for a long involved reading experience. They want facts: addresses, movie times, support They want access to their own information. This is Thomas Vander Wal's 'come to me web' in action." View the presentation!
Nico Nyman says: "Companies and brands should think about (user) experience to find new competitive edge for their business." So do others. But he has a nice presentation on the topic. View the presentation! | Read /personal!
Stephen P. Anderson says: "What do rock bands have to do with management? Groups and organizations, just like musicians, don't all work and behave in the same way. In this presentation, I to the music industry to describe four organizational archetypes - each with a different set of values and way of working. By understanding each of these work cultures, the culture you work in, and the work style that best fits you personally, we can make sense of the conflicts we face at work and become more effective at our job, whether we're employees, managers or - rock stars!"
What Asia can tell us about mobile social networks. By Benjamin Joffe. View the presentation! | Visit +8*!
Design and develop for the iPhone and beyond? "Why mobile is utterly horrible and why you should run away." ;)
We discovered Stephen P. Anderson early on. Then he presented together with Travis Isaacs 4 months ago. 2 years earlier Travis uploaded this presentation to slideshare.net.
Knowledge is distributed along social links!
Travis Isaacs: "We all work with information. In our web sites. Our web apps. Print communications. Graphs, and charts. But how exactly do you present information in a way that simplifies the complex, communicates powerfully, and actually delights people?
Stephen P. Anderson: "We all work with information. In our web sites. Our web apps. Print communications. Graphs, and charts. But how exactly do you present information in a way that simplifies the complex, communicates powerfully, and actually delights people?
I have to admit, I was late. Though I was involved in the German Windows CE/ Pocket PC 2000 web site relaunch around 2000, I jumped on the user bandwagon just after iPhone 3G officially arrived in Switzerland this summer. In the meantime I was using mobile phones as calling devices, going for a Nokia, a Motorola, and two Sony Ericssons.
More than half a year ago, we posted 3 questions here on the blog as well as on LinkedIn. Let us replay!
Pedro Custódio's thoughts about introducing game like factors in the design of web interfaces and user interfaces in general. Related to Touch Research.
In my Inbox this morning: "We are sad to announce that Pownce is shutting down on December 15, 2008. As of today, Pownce will no longer be accepting new users or new
pro accounts.
To help with your transition, we have built an export tool so you can save your content. You can find the export tool at Settings > Export. Please export your content by December 15, 2008, as the site will not be accessible after this date.
Our thanks go out to everyone who contributed to the Pownce community,
The Pownce Crew"
Jason Grigsby's updated presentation for the Web 2.0 Expo: Stop thinking computers. Start thinking mobile!
It's 3.4 versus 1 billion users already - and the gap is growing! View the presentation!
