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Aug. 5th, 2003
M-Blog Launches Hosted Weblog Service
By Internetweek.com
M-Blog unveiled this week a hosted weblog application for businesses looking to use the popular type of Web page for secure internal and external communications.
M-Blog Business, tailored to small and midsize organizations, can be used to facilitate open and private communication among associates or with customers while building a knowledge base for the company.
M-Blog's home page shows the latest posts, links and upcoming events from the weblogs within the space. In addition, users see the weblog posts they have been assigned, along with indicators showing the status of the items. The software can be used to track action items and project tasks, all within an easy to use, compact package, company officials said.
In addition, a text-search engine combined with customizable weblog categories make collected knowledge easily accessible to all users.
A two-week free trial is available at the M-Blog Web site.
By Internetweek.com
M-Blog unveiled this week a hosted weblog application for businesses looking to use the popular type of Web page for secure internal and external communications.
M-Blog Business, tailored to small and midsize organizations, can be used to facilitate open and private communication among associates or with customers while building a knowledge base for the company.
M-Blog's home page shows the latest posts, links and upcoming events from the weblogs within the space. In addition, users see the weblog posts they have been assigned, along with indicators showing the status of the items. The software can be used to track action items and project tasks, all within an easy to use, compact package, company officials said.
In addition, a text-search engine combined with customizable weblog categories make collected knowledge easily accessible to all users.
A two-week free trial is available at the M-Blog Web site.
Taking User Experience to the Next Plane
Nielsen Norman Group Presents User Experience 2003
SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Aug. 4, 2003--User-experience experts at Nielsen Norman Group regularly study and ask, "What makes the experience of using things not only logical, but effortless, and not only successful, but delightful?"
Jakob Nielsen, Don Norman, Bruce "Tog" Tognazzini and Kara Pernice Coyne of Nielsen Norman Group will lead lively discussions surrounding these questions at the daylong main event September 23 of their five-day User Experience 2003 conference, which opens September 21 in Chicago. The other four days are filled with 28 in-depth tutorials covering all aspects of user experience for websites, intranets, software and products. And, all are designed to push the user-experience discussion to its next plane.
"Our 2003 conference is the most extensive, diverse and in-depth that we have ever offered. Besides the return of our most popular tutorials, we're presenting early findings from our latest research -- still in progress -- on evaluating emotional design," said usability expert Jakob Nielsen, principal, Nielsen Norman Group.
Nielsen Norman Group's User Experience 2003 conference, now in its fourth year, will be held this year at the Westin Chicago River North in Chicago, Illinois. Highlights among the topics covered include:
Emotional Design: The Principles -- Donald A. Norman
Progress in Web Usability: Two Steps Forward and One Step Back -- Jakob Nielsen
Evaluating Emotional Design -- Kara Pernice Coyne
Magical Interfaces: Applying the Lessons of Stage Magic to Interaction Design -- Bruce "Tog" Tognazzini
Online Customer Service Success -- Jim Sterne, Target Marketing
Testing for Enjoyment -- Randy Pagulayan, Microsoft Game Studios
Writing for the Web -- John Morkes, Expero Inc.
Design of Everyday Things -- Donald A. Norman
Information Architecture -- Peter Morville, Semantic Studios
Information Foraging -- Stuart Card & Peter Pirolli, Palo Alto Research Center, a subsidiary of Xerox Corporation
Visioneering: Future Planning -- Bruce "Tog" Tognazzini
E-mail Newsletter Usability -- Amy Stover, Nielsen Norman Group
Details
When: September 21-25, 2003; 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; main event: Tuesday, September 23;
Where: Westin Chicago River North, 320 North Dearborn, Chicago, IL 60610
Price: $600 per day, with discounts offered for multiple days.
Information and registration: http://www.nngroup.com/events/
About Nielsen Norman Group
Nielsen Norman Group (http://www.nngroup.com) is a user-experience research firm that advises companies on how to succeed through human-centered design of products and services. Nielsen Norman Group principals Jakob Nielsen, Don Norman and Bruce "Tog" Tognazzini are each world-renowned experts in usability and human use of technology.
Besides authoring books and evangelizing about user experience, they and the other user-experience specialists at Nielsen Norman Group offer high-level strategic consultation on usability of websites, consumer products, software designs and anything else that needs to be easy-to-use.
Nielsen Norman Group Presents User Experience 2003
SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Aug. 4, 2003--User-experience experts at Nielsen Norman Group regularly study and ask, "What makes the experience of using things not only logical, but effortless, and not only successful, but delightful?"
Jakob Nielsen, Don Norman, Bruce "Tog" Tognazzini and Kara Pernice Coyne of Nielsen Norman Group will lead lively discussions surrounding these questions at the daylong main event September 23 of their five-day User Experience 2003 conference, which opens September 21 in Chicago. The other four days are filled with 28 in-depth tutorials covering all aspects of user experience for websites, intranets, software and products. And, all are designed to push the user-experience discussion to its next plane.
"Our 2003 conference is the most extensive, diverse and in-depth that we have ever offered. Besides the return of our most popular tutorials, we're presenting early findings from our latest research -- still in progress -- on evaluating emotional design," said usability expert Jakob Nielsen, principal, Nielsen Norman Group.
Nielsen Norman Group's User Experience 2003 conference, now in its fourth year, will be held this year at the Westin Chicago River North in Chicago, Illinois. Highlights among the topics covered include:
Emotional Design: The Principles -- Donald A. Norman
Progress in Web Usability: Two Steps Forward and One Step Back -- Jakob Nielsen
Evaluating Emotional Design -- Kara Pernice Coyne
Magical Interfaces: Applying the Lessons of Stage Magic to Interaction Design -- Bruce "Tog" Tognazzini
Online Customer Service Success -- Jim Sterne, Target Marketing
Testing for Enjoyment -- Randy Pagulayan, Microsoft Game Studios
Writing for the Web -- John Morkes, Expero Inc.
Design of Everyday Things -- Donald A. Norman
Information Architecture -- Peter Morville, Semantic Studios
Information Foraging -- Stuart Card & Peter Pirolli, Palo Alto Research Center, a subsidiary of Xerox Corporation
Visioneering: Future Planning -- Bruce "Tog" Tognazzini
E-mail Newsletter Usability -- Amy Stover, Nielsen Norman Group
Details
When: September 21-25, 2003; 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; main event: Tuesday, September 23;
Where: Westin Chicago River North, 320 North Dearborn, Chicago, IL 60610
Price: $600 per day, with discounts offered for multiple days.
Information and registration: http://www.nngroup.com/events/
About Nielsen Norman Group
Nielsen Norman Group (http://www.nngroup.com) is a user-experience research firm that advises companies on how to succeed through human-centered design of products and services. Nielsen Norman Group principals Jakob Nielsen, Don Norman and Bruce "Tog" Tognazzini are each world-renowned experts in usability and human use of technology.
Besides authoring books and evangelizing about user experience, they and the other user-experience specialists at Nielsen Norman Group offer high-level strategic consultation on usability of websites, consumer products, software designs and anything else that needs to be easy-to-use.
ой, наконец-то скоро уже пышное увяданье этой самой... вот-вот золото и багрец наступят, уже почти видно... уже и ноздри сами расширяются, от доносящегося запаха долгожданной депрессии...
как достал этот зелёный уже, кто б знал.
любителям красочных полосатостей... ах да, блин.
а кто-нибудь ещё тут любит в пиво добавить несколько крупинок соли?
