Let simplicity inspire, and resist the lure of unreadable fonts, stock clip art, sound effects, and flying bullet points.
How can designers of programming interfaces, interactive tools, and rich social environments enable more people to be more creative more often?
If they are, only one can refer to a distinct document; if not, many can refer to the same document.
Even in the instantaneous world of cyberspace, common law still provides a protective shield over many Internet problems.
Social cognitive career theory helps determine why minorities and women are still so underrepresented in the computing disciplines in colleges and universities.
A call for user engagement cannot be scheduled at a specific point in the software development process. Valuable user input comes in waves throughout the project and developers would do best to listen and learn.
The RosettaNet consortium aligns its diffusion strategies with its development processes while adapting them to the local conditions in the home countries of its member organizations.
Tensions grow---and often so do costs---when operating procedures change. This corporate study illustrates how friction between engineers and management can be eased by introducing complementary initiatives.
When one size doesn't fit all, what type of knowledge best helps manage variability in product family engineering?
Giving workpieces an active role in searching for processing steps by available machines in a manufacturing system.
"The perils of screwing up (with technology) are greater every year, making the stakes for effective communication even higher."---Stan Lepeak, VP of technology research services at MetaGroup.
Studying why some firms derive more competitive advantage and value than others using IT resources.
Studying the performance, satisfaction, and group dynamics of virtual and face-to-face teams.
Giving students experience developing and delivering large-scale systems under time constraints and shifting deadlines.