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The world today is technology-centric, and every organization implements and relies heavily on some form of technology to be able to do business. Some organizations leverage technology to be able to provide non-tech services, for example, a law or auditing firm that relies on their email servers to transact deals, …
The world today is technology-centric, and every organization implements and relies heavily on some form of technology to be able to do business.
By Don Norman – We have unwittingly accepted the paradigm that technology comes first, with people relegated to doing the actions that the machines cannot do. This requires people to act like…
We need to switch from a technology-centric view of the world to a people-centric one. We should start with people’s abilities and create technology that enhances people’s capabilities: Why are we doing it backwards?
We have turned the positive trait of curiosity into two negative ones. One is that of distraction, leading to accidents; the other is that of following the trails on enticement leading to addiction. We have our priorities completely wrong.
