Archive for September, 2008

The rise of the virtual exchange of pros and cons

Donnerstag, September 25th, 2008

If someone is making a “statement” (positive or negative) about a specific thing this contextual relationship between the “thing”, the “statement” and if it is “pros” or “cons” can be captured and saved. This information can then be later easily used to combine “statements” about specific “things” and create by this dynamically a “virtual exchange [...]

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How the Aberdeen Group has proven that the Quality of the End-User Experience needs improvement

Mittwoch, September 3rd, 2008

Sometimes you turn your head around and ask yourself if you are on candid camera. Today this mail titled “Improve the Quality of the End-User Experience” from the Aberdeen Group created such a moment for us:

User experience is one of the core interests of the Line-Of-Reasoning team so we tried to access our “COMPLIMENTARY COPY”. [...]