One of the things that makes our field so rich is the multitude of disciplines that must converge to successfully create a new product. Regardless of how we may label […]
Tag Archives | 2009
(Dis)connecting Cultures: When Collaboration Technologies Are Not Enough – Sara Bly
Much work in collaboration has focused on task-specific activities. The Media Space (a technologically-connected environment of audio and video) was counter to this trend in that it was always on […]
The Ebb and Flow of Activity Streams – Joshua Porter
Do you ever feel like you’re being hit with a firehose of information? In the last several years activity streams have infiltrated the enterprise collaboration space. While they promise to […]
Making and Sharing Space: Design Success for Interaction and Industrial Designers – Gretchen Anderson
When designing products with both form and function aspects to them, a team of people with varied talents is required. Industrial designers and interaction designers must come together to create […]