InfoWorld is reporting on a company who has developed a USB device for employees in companies who are on the go. Imagine having your computer desktop wherever you go.
You can read the full article here.
When it comes to usability, the context (how) and environment (where) people will use your product is crucial. When it comes to personal computers, whether boxes or laptops, the Windows desktop almost always is customized to fit the needs of the end-user. I myself have certain programs at the ready on my desktop as well as documents I need to freqently access.
Whenever you can make the product itself or another product all together portable and accessible, you leverage its usability significantly.
About the Author
- Justin Beller
- Boise, Idaho, United States
- Justin Beller is a training and development, workplace performance improvement professional serving businesses of all sizes in a variety of industries. Over the last 10 years, Justin has built an impressive body of work. He has been involved in the design and development of training and workplace performance improvement solutions to enhance the productivity and profitability of companies he has served. In addition, he has conducted user-centered design and usability testing on technology products for Boise-area companies such as Norco, Albertsons and Hewlett-Packard. Justin has been described by his peers as a leader, bringing a high degree of skill in his area of expertise. He is knowledgeable of processes and procedures surrounding the development of quality, performance-based training, providing oversight to projects with an acute sense of awareness to deadlines and timelines. Justin pays close attention to details and exercises his authority as a leader in a conscientious manner. In 2005, Justin founded PinPoint Performance Solutions, a training and development company dedicated to workplace performance improvement for maximum results.
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