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Alex Cicioni wrote a new post on the site Information Systems Integration 6 years, 6 months ago
Audi has just added a few more cities to its newest technology, vehicle-to-infrastructure. V2I wirelessly sends traffic light information to your car using LTE and can provide data like, how much […]
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Munir Mandviwalla wrote a new post on the site UX Design 6 years, 6 months ago
The due date for the website project has been extended to next week, check the schedule for the new due date.
As specified in the instructions, create your site on http://project.mis.temple.edu/. Don’t try to c […] -
Munir Mandviwalla's profile was updated 6 years, 6 months ago
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Munir Mandviwalla wrote a new post on the site UX Design 6 years, 6 months ago
Check out:
And the following article: https://qz.com/1541060/tesla-model-3-owners-are-griping-about-frozen-door-handles/
Any new thoughts now based on Norman?
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The problem with Tesla’s door handle can be represented by the 7 stages of action:
Goal: get the door handle to work
Plan: heat up the car to help unfreeze door handle
Specify: use car key to turn on car/heat it up
Perform: click button on car key
Perceive: nothing happened
Interpret: the heat from the inside didn’t help anything
Compare: the outcome did not satisfy the goal-
Nice application of the seven stages. Of course the better approach would be to not need to heat in the first place,.
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Good thinking. Isn’t there also a gulf of execution problem as well though? if the guy can’t even open in the first place?
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The design has the gulf of evaluation and execution.
Tesla designs the car, it sets the goal that the door has a good work..
When designers. began to take the action, they ignore the freeze condition.
When customer to execution , they find the the car cannot achieve their expectation because the door handle is frozen.
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Alex Cicioni wrote a new post on the site Information Systems Integration 6 years, 6 months ago
Amazon’s smart home security company, Ring, has just showed off its latest doorbell at CES. This one can be more user-friendly for college students who live in apartments. It just replac […]
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Munir Mandviwalla wrote a new post on the site UX Design 6 years, 6 months ago
Please look in owlbox for feedback on Project 1.
I have extended the due date for Project 2 to next Wednesday (2/6) so you can make any adjustments based on the feedback from project 1.
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Han Bao Le wrote a new post on the site Information Systems Integration 6 years, 7 months ago
The structure of an IT organization is integral to the types of values it can provide to the company. According to the article “The Built-to-Purpose IT Organization” by Colleen Young, there are three main […]
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Munir Mandviwalla wrote a new post on the site UX Design 6 years, 7 months ago
Check out these videos for how a formal usability test is conducted in a lab
The interesting content starts around the 50 second mark
Very short but shows observation room
Effective but still inexpensive and […]
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Munir Mandviwalla wrote a new post on the site UX Design 6 years, 7 months ago
To confirm successful synching of Owlbox folders, please look for your last name below. If there is a blue check next to your name, then we are all set. If you don’t see the blue check or don’t see your name, […]
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Munir Mandviwalla wrote a new post on the site MIS Doctoral Seminar 6 years, 7 months ago
Added:
Stinchcombe Ch. 3 for next week
Bakos & Brynjolfsson (1999) week 7
Guest speakersReminder: Please convert your posts before next class into regular HTML posts.
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Munir Mandviwalla wrote a new post on the site UX Design 6 years, 7 months ago
The due dates for the projects were updated to specify the time, which is before class the date the project is due. For the first project, the due time is midnight tonight.
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Munir Mandviwalla wrote a new post on the site MIS Doctoral Seminar 6 years, 7 months ago
Added Straub (2012) to week 4, assigned to Yiwen. Added Sein et al. (2011) to Week 10, assigned to Leting.
Added due dates in the schedule for the two projects.
Fixed date misalignment in the schedule (I h […] -
Munir Mandviwalla wrote a new post on the site MIS Doctoral Seminar 6 years, 7 months ago
The schedule with readings, due dates, and individual student assignments for the weekly briefings is now available. In total, each of you should have the same number of weekly briefings, if I under or over […]
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Munir Mandviwalla wrote a new post on the site Lead Global Digital Projects 6 years, 8 months ago
Announcement number 2
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Munir Mandviwalla wrote a new post on the site Data Science – Spring 2019 – Section 4 and 5 6 years, 8 months ago
Here is the ICE 1.1. Follow the guideline. This is not graded
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Munir Mandviwalla wrote a new post on the site Lead Global Digital Projects 6 years, 8 months ago
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Munir Mandviwalla wrote a new post on the site Munir Mandviwalla 6 years, 9 months ago
Is engagement the answer to the challenges of online education?Is engagement the answer to the challenges of online education? Amy Lavin and Munir Mandviwalla Abstract In 2017, the trend to […]
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Munir Mandviwalla wrote a new post on the site UX Design 6 years, 9 months ago
The team project draft submission is due 11/15 (Thursday). Please review the updated detailed requirements for the draft submission as well as clarification of the team project status updates and final submission.
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Munir Mandviwalla wrote a new post on the site UX Design 6 years, 10 months ago
Please check your BOX folder for detailed feedback on the “Build a Usable Website” assignment. If you don’t understand something, please leave me a note so I can further clarify or bring it up in class next week.
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Munir Mandviwalla wrote a new post on the site UX Design 6 years, 10 months ago
As mentioned during class last week, the class session on Thursday 10/18 is cancelled.
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I think this is really interesting! I didn’t know a feature like this existed and I think it’ll definitely revolutionize smart cars/driving. Something that worries me about this is that technology is not perfect. Because the signals are being sent through LTE, there is room for error through malfunction or malicious behavior. I think its similar to self driving cars in that it will take a long time before the technology is accurate and adapted by a large population.
This article is very cool because I believe roads are definitely the next step for the IOT. There is a ton of data about traffic and car accidents that can be collected. Audi is making the right choice by starting this new system. Hopefully, this will become cheaper and available in other cars as well. It should be able to decrease car accidents as well as improve fuel efficiency if the driver and the car is able to receive relevant information about traffic lights and the road itself.
I think this is very interesting. I didn’t know that this technology has been invented. While this technology is pragmatic in that it can prevent auto accident, Its expensive price tag would deter large adoption and relegate this to . To increase its expansion and adoption, Audi should have license it to other car manufacturers for more consistence income and take advantage of the network effect to become the leading company. This strategy would allow more customers access to the technology which mean the market size will increase and allow Audi to spread its fix cost to more customers.