Comments for design it simple - sense http://www.designitsimple.de if it doesn't make sense it doesn't make cents Wed, 20 Jan 2010 20:59:01 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 Comment on Outlook “Send and archive” by Send and archive e-mails VBA macro in Outlook at design it simple – sense http://www.designitsimple.de/outlook-send-and-archive/comment-page-1/#comment-168870 Send and archive e-mails VBA macro in Outlook at design it simple – sense Wed, 20 Jan 2010 20:59:01 +0000 http://www.designitsimple.de/wordpress/?page_id=71#comment-168870 [...] Outlook “Send and archive” « Don’t think business or design – think outside the box. [...] [...] Outlook “Send and archive” « Don’t think business or design – think outside the box. [...]

]]> Comment on Personas in High-Tech Marketing and for Crossing the Chasm by michael http://www.designitsimple.de/2009/04/personas-in-high-tech-marketing-and-for-crossing-the-chasm/comment-page-1/#comment-150485 michael Thu, 09 Apr 2009 21:28:20 +0000 http://www.designitsimple.de/wordpress/?p=60#comment-150485 Hi Zack, very interesting that design books recommend the Chasm model. The more I think about it the more it make sense to change the personas over the lifetime of a product. Though, creating personas for innovators or early adopters might be not that easy. Thanks for your input. Hi Zack, very interesting that design books recommend the Chasm model. The more I think about it the more it make sense to change the personas over the lifetime of a product. Though, creating personas for innovators or early adopters might be not that easy.
Thanks for your input.

]]> Comment on Personas in High-Tech Marketing and for Crossing the Chasm by Zack Perry http://www.designitsimple.de/2009/04/personas-in-high-tech-marketing-and-for-crossing-the-chasm/comment-page-1/#comment-150448 Zack Perry Thu, 09 Apr 2009 16:10:43 +0000 http://www.designitsimple.de/wordpress/?p=60#comment-150448 I read a book recently on design strategy. In the book one of the ways they approached how to market a new offering to user was through Chasm model. In a broader sense this actually grounds personas into reality. This is a proven model as to how people adopt. I read a book recently on design strategy. In the book one of the ways they approached how to market a new offering to user was through Chasm model. In a broader sense this actually grounds personas into reality. This is a proven model as to how people adopt.

]]> Comment on Marketing is not bullshit by E-Valuation of Information Systems http://www.designitsimple.de/2006/06/marketing-is-not-bullshit/comment-page-1/#comment-327 E-Valuation of Information Systems Wed, 14 Jun 2006 11:51:03 +0000 http://www.designitsimple.de/wordpress/2006/06/marketing-is-not-bullshit/#comment-327 <strong>Reboot8: Doc Searls, Markets 2.0: Beyond Cluetrainism...</strong> Doc Searls had to fill the second graveyard slot and did quite well with a talk on Markets 2.0, the "live" web and the "Intention Economy" (his slides; [Update: mind map by Lars Plougmann; comments by Rachel Clarke, Michael Hartmann, Jeremy ... Reboot8: Doc Searls, Markets 2.0: Beyond Cluetrainism…

Doc Searls had to fill the second graveyard slot and did quite well with a talk on Markets 2.0, the “live” web and the “Intention Economy” (his slides; [Update: mind map by Lars Plougmann; comments by Rachel Clarke, Michael Hartmann, Jeremy …

]]> Comment on 1st day of reboot8 by justaddwater.dk | reboot8 roundup http://www.designitsimple.de/2006/06/1st-day-of-reboot8/comment-page-1/#comment-271 justaddwater.dk | reboot8 roundup Tue, 06 Jun 2006 13:31:20 +0000 http://www.designitsimple.de/wordpress/2006/06/1st-day-of-reboot8/#comment-271 [...] Here is some of the feedback I got. I decided to shamelessly to put the kind comments here, so if I have a bad day, I can get back to this post and read all your kind comments :-) Thanks a lot, I really enjoyed the demo! This should be required reading for any web development team. Source: Jeppe Kruse Good to see clueful work in a big consulting firm…nice presentation. Source: Guy Dickinson If I had the money I would hire you. Eric Reiss told me after the presentation After my first attendance last year I knew what to expect somehow and what this will be all about. So this year I did have expectations - the biggest one to be motivated and inspired. This really did happen. The talks from Bill Laio, Ben Hammersley and Jesper Rønn-Jensen were really good and did inspire me again. Source: Michael Hartmann (designitsimple.de) Prototyping is way important, not only in software engineering, also with organisations. You definitely should understand why, read here [link to justaddwater.dk]. Source: Benjamin J. J. Voigt [...] [...] Here is some of the feedback I got. I decided to shamelessly to put the kind comments here, so if I have a bad day, I can get back to this post and read all your kind comments :-) Thanks a lot, I really enjoyed the demo! This should be required reading for any web development team. Source: Jeppe Kruse Good to see clueful work in a big consulting firm…nice presentation. Source: Guy Dickinson If I had the money I would hire you. Eric Reiss told me after the presentation After my first attendance last year I knew what to expect somehow and what this will be all about. So this year I did have expectations – the biggest one to be motivated and inspired. This really did happen. The talks from Bill Laio, Ben Hammersley and Jesper Rønn-Jensen were really good and did inspire me again. Source: Michael Hartmann (designitsimple.de) Prototyping is way important, not only in software engineering, also with organisations. You definitely should understand why, read here [link to justaddwater.dk]. Source: Benjamin J. J. Voigt [...]

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