The alternative title for this piece could be, "The Dangers of On-Demand Software Services."
The premise for this article is that due to the properties of the technology and business models of On-Demand Software Services (ODSS), there is a great risk that ODSS corporations sacrifice quality.
More below, but first some background
On-Demand ...
August 30th 2005
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The included PDF documented is a scan of the article that I published in "", a journal published by ACM's SIGCHI.
Enjoy!
Aesthetics and Interaction Design
This is is a part of a presentation that Robert Reimann (Bose Corporation) and myself gave at the IDSA 2005 National Conference on Aug 27, 2005.
A History of Interaction Design (IxD).
Ever feel like you live in an alternate universe? Everything you read on and offline tells you, we are living in a beautiful age of technological innovation and true belief in design Then you walk into your offices conference room, and its like walking into the Matrix.
So like Neo, ...
As usual my buddy Luke does all the hard work, so I can use his stuff for further commentary. Thanx!
This time he both did prep work before the Web 2.0 panel by BayCHI and then did a great summation report.
There are some themes that help peple to define Web 2.0 ...
Chris Gee, has a blog that he also uses to podcast called The Prepared Mind. His third episode was a podcast interview of me.
Also, of interest in the blog, is an interview-podcast of GK VanPatter, who co-leads the NextD organization.
Today, Wired.com published an article entitled, You Say You Want a Web Revolution. The article makes what I would call a brash statement touting the revolutionary properties of AJAX. AJAX--the term coined by Jesse James Garrett in his February essay-- is a technique for creating richer (read more dynamic) browser-native ...
I will be presenting with Robert Reimann (more about Robert below) the Interaction Design Track seminar at the IDSA 2005 National Conference: reAction.