A provider cannot deliver a continuity of experience greater than the continuity of experience the provider has internally.
Entries Tagged as 'COE'
Consumers, Creators and branded widgets
April 3rd, 2007 No Comments
With the coming storm of platforms that allow for the Rich Internet Apps, James Governor cites a response from Gabor Vida of Teknision:
“Applications need to realize that there is a shift in the conversation when a user moves from web site to desktop and celebrate it. Applications need to focus on the transition users make [...]
Tags: COE · GaborVida · JamesGovernor
Evolutionary systems
September 17th, 2006 1 Comment
I have since I was a young boy been fascinated with building architecture. That interest was the foundation of my passion for architecture as it applies to information technology. Being the son of a carpenter gave me plenty of opportunities to see how buildings are built and evolved. I have taken that perspective [...]
Tags: architecture · COE · continuity · evolution · Stewart-Brand
Attention and Gestures require an honest broker
June 4th, 2006 No Comments
In information centric economies, value is a function of trust. The role of the honest broker is to provide a well understood and transparent point of reputation for attention and gesture information. The information economy we see growing around links and clicks is driven by the reputation of a few silos in the economy. [...]
Tags: attention · COE · gestures · honest-broker · Technology
Experience Continuity
May 31st, 2006 No Comments
I have been thinking about how companies build systems. In my experience the companies focus on the things like business continuity and leave for last (if they are lucky) experience continuity. The systems are reliable, transactional, scalable and redundant but yet from the outside the system seems a bit off. The systems [...]
Tags: COE · experience-continuity
Attention economics, ah the possibilities
May 9th, 2006 No Comments
As I think more about the economics of Attention I am struck by the silos. Everyday of my life my attention is disrupted by the constant silo switching. I spend 2 to 2.5 hours per day driving to my place of employment. Today, that time is better spent thanks to my self [...]
Tags: attention · COE · continuity · experience · idea · Jon-Udell · situational-awareness · suggestion · Technology
Continuity of Experience Part 2
April 24th, 2006 No Comments
In the past I have listed the things that build a continuity of experience but I have not given a Formal (read Dictionary) definition. So here it goes:
con·ti·nu·i·ty of ex·pe·ri·ence
a coherent whole understanding of an object, thought, or emotion through the senses or mind.
Via American Heritage dictionary
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Examples of How to Build Continuity
February 26th, 2006 No Comments
I have put together a screen cast of web sites that are moving to increase the continuity of experience for their users. As the web continues to mature, the lines between local applications and web applications are going to slowly disappear. Companies Like Google, Amazon, Yahoo, and others are making it clear that web [...]
Tags: COE · continuity · design · interface · screencast
Continuity of Experience
January 25th, 2006 4 Comments
The Continuity of Experience is:
About making the experience more ubiquitous.
About making the experience more consistent.
About making the experience more understandable.
About making the experience more actionable.
About making the collection of our experiences more contiguous.
This web 2.0 thing is just one of the more visible increases in our computing Continuity of Experience. Its all about increased [...]
Tags: COE · continuity · experience · web20