Nothing here qualifies as a stunning breakthrough in survey design, and these suggestions are aimed at making the downstream job easier – that has to be balanced with making the survey experience a good one. Note: the survey referenced is designed to gather information about attendees coming to an off-site meeting
Some of you may recollect that In 2009, I conducted a survey into the use (or non use!) of mapping and modelling tools, for process improvement. At the time the survey was said to have been the most comprehensive of its kind to have been undertaken. Now I need your help. Much has...
If you understand how your employees work, how they best communicate, you can design your platform in a way that optimizes productivity
This input usually takes the form of decisions, whether those are to interpret handwriting entries on faxes or to approve a purchase order. A design goal for most automated business processes is to process more items while employing fewer staff
Develop your Defensible Disposition Policy The first step is to develop your Defensible Disposition Policy. This is the design specification that states very clearly the objectives that your methodology will fulfill
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” Being specific about what you want to achieve provides a clearer picture of what needs to go into the broader design, and will help you better estimate your project goals
So, Big Data is going to have to deal with accessing multiple IT systems, multiple data formats, varied user needs, and often metadata constructs unrelated by their original design. But will it build on new information requirements?
Touch indexing makes the user experience much more enjoyable and therefore encourages indexing by persons most familiar with the content. A well-designed solution can perform indexing at the time content is introduced to the system, or after the fact on the server or a combination of both
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