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Camp Digital March 2014 ComplexUX Attending to the human parts of information systems David Kreps
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Camp Digital March 2014
ComplexUX Attending to the human parts of information systems
David Kreps
background❖ self taught web developer for (nearly) 20 years!
❖ Tamworth Arts Centre website 1995!
❖ fourquarters 2000 - present!
❖ Lecturer in Information Systems 2004 - present!
❖ Sociology of Information Society !
❖ Philosophy of Virtuality
intro
❖ usability / UX!
❖ complicated / complex!
❖ irreversibility!
❖ KTP
usability : computing❖ traditional usability!
❖ numbers of clicks!
❖ errors!
❖ task execution times!
❖ computer science departments!
❖ hardware!
❖ software engineering!
❖ ‘users’
http://www.usabilityprofessionals.org/upa_publications/upa_voice/volumes/2005/february/low_cost_usability.html
user experience : information systems❖ multi-disciplinary approach!
❖ usability, yes, but also!
❖ sociology!
❖ psychology!
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❖ information systems!
❖ human beings parts of the systems
http://www.theeyecareblog.com/tag/computer-glasses
❖ IS not the IT and formal processes, or the people, but what emerges from the usage and adaptation of the IT and formal and informal processes by all its users (Ray Paul EJIS 2007)
bridging the old divide
❖ W3C retreat from XHTML, paving the cowpaths to HTML5!
❖ Continental philosophy (distributed, de-centred, multiplicity) vs Anglo-American (analytical, instrumental, reductionist)!
❖ Old certainties of 20th cent giving way !
❖ ‘Life isn’t like that’ !
❖ Biology, environmental science, computational modelling of living systems
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/d/d6/Fugle%2C_ørnsø_073.jpg/1600px-Fugle%2C_ørnsø_073.jpg
complicated systems❖ predictable,
mechanical, certain equilibrium systems !
❖ complicated!
❖ restricted to our machines
http://thefourthrevolution.org/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/watch.jpg
complex systems!
❖ complexity theory!
❖ dissipative structures!
❖ open systems interacting with environment!
❖ living systems !
❖ spontaneous order in far-from-equilibrium conditions!
❖ bifurcation - irreducibly random elements
http://thenatureofbusiness.org/2012/08/15/superorganisations-learning-from-natures-networks/
information systems❖ IS departments in Business Schools!
❖ Business drivers away from simple usability towards UX!
❖ recognition: human parts of information systems cannot be understood by mere usability alone!
❖ web 2.0 user generated content!
❖ web 3.0 internet of things around us, our information, our needs!
❖ Pre-existing conditions cannot be used to predict outcomeshttp://glass-apps.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/google-glass1.jpg
irreversibility❖ mechanical, mathematical,
analytical approach is reversible!
❖ more experiential ‘living’ systems are NOT reversible: a customer’s anger at an interface failure cannot be deleted!
❖ impulse, above all, depends on a smooth and increasingly personalised experience
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salford : sigma
❖ Knowledge Transfer Partnership - Govt scheme!
❖ See Paul Cihlar here for more information on KTPs!
❖ David Kreps, Marie Griffiths, Maria Kutar from SBS working with Sigma for two years!
❖ Research rigour and social science methodologies for a better UX process and offering
salford : sigmacomplex ux
❖ RESEARCH <—> IMPLICATIONS!
❖ monitoring non-reversible experiences in UX!
❖ studying what they are, how they unfold!
❖ implications for design!
❖ site personalisation calculable on-the-fly by initial choices?!
❖ conversation between developers and customers mediated by a learning system…!
❖ more than just continual iterations…/… permanent beta…?
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thanks❖ Dr David Kreps!
❖ snipr.com/davidkreps !
❖ Full academic paper, ‘The Time of Our Lives: Understanding Irreversible Complex User Experiences,’ being delivered at Human Choice and Computers Conference (HCC11), Turku, Finland July 2014. www.hcc11.net . Proceedings to be published by Springer Verlag, Autumn 2014.!
❖ Book ‘Bergson and Complexity Theory’ due to be published by Palgrave MacMillan in 2015
