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DESIGNING FOR THE SEGMENT OF ONE
- 1. DESIGNING FOR THE SEGMENT OF ONE
Fabio Sergio
BUSINESS TO BUTTONS 2007
Malmö, June 14
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- 2. We are a strategic-creative consulting firm.
We bring a unique combination of strategic and creative talent to
help companies evolve, expand, and envision their business.
Our rigorous yet unorthodox approach yields breakthrough innovation
and a sustainable competitive edge.
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- 3. In the next hour or so…
1.
The segment of one
2.
A framework of sorts
3.
A few considerations about atoms
4.
A few considerations about bits
5.
Time for talking
Many questions, a few answers.
You’re welcome to express your opinion at any time.
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- 4. Before we start let’s just get
one thing out of the way…
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- 6. THE SEGMENT OF ONE
Me, you and the sad story of the shell and the ghost
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- 7. A phone is a phone is a…
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- 8. …a TV, an internet browser, an
e-wallet, an alarm clock, an
MP3 player, an email client, a
camera, a videogame platform,
a GPS navigator, a video player,
an instant messaging client, a…
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- 10. Photo: David Erwin
Personal remote controls for life
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- 11. A few itches in need of scratching
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- 12. Ghosts. Shells.
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- 15. Nokia | www.nokia.com
…and similar ghosts
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- 16. In the meantime the people
formerly known as users…
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- 17. Photo: Mehmet Erkök | www.merkok.com
Make things
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- 18. Photo: Jan Chipchase | www.janchipchase.com
Look for alternative providers
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- 19. OpenMoko | www.openmoko.com
Open source their own solutions
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- 20. Features and (the myth of) simplicity
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- 21. “Function fatigue” was the No. 1 complaint
of mobile phone users, according to 15,000
consumers in 37 countries.
Forum to Advance the Mobile Experience
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- 22. Don Norman | www.jnd.org
“Yes, we want simplicity, but we don’t
want to give up any of those cool features.
Simplicity is highly overrated.”
Don Norman
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- 24. So, what is a possible answer?
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- 26. PERSONALIZATION: A FRAMEWORK
(tip o’ the hat to Mark Rolston)
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- 28. Of course not…
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- 30. Not really
(but more about Jitterbug later)
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- 31. for markets
customization for brands
for customers
(reseller, company, IT, groups)
personalization
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- 32. Ecosystem
Lifecycle
Assets
Granularity
Activation Factors
Social Nature
Purpose
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- 33. Developer (components, SW)
Manufacturer
Ecosystem Vendor / Carrier
Lifecycle
Reseller / Retail
Assets
Granularity
Activation Factors
Integrator
Social Nature
Purpose
Company / IT
User Group
Individual
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- 34. Provisioning
Ecosystem
Lifecycle Deployment
First Time Use
Assets
Granularity
Activation Factors
Regular Use
Social Nature
Purpose
Disposal
End of Life
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- 35. Applications
Information
Media
Ecosystem
Lifecycle
Input Style
Assets Output Style
Granularity
Activation Factors
Social Nature
Properties
Purpose
Source
Type
Organizing Taxonomy
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- 36. Ecosystem
Lifecycle
Assets
A continuum from:
Granularity Do-it-yourself
Activation Factors
Social Nature
Pre-packaged
Purpose
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- 37. Ecosystem
Lifecycle
Manual Actions
Assets
Granularity
Policies (e.g. adaptiveness)
Activation Factors Remote settings, actions
Social Nature
Purpose
System inputs
Location
Time/Date
Temperature
Network
Remote Commands
…
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- 38. Ecosystem
Lifecycle
Individuality -“me”
Assets
Granularity
Clan Behavior -”we”
Activation Factors
Social Nature Authorship -“I did this”
Sharing -”you and I”
Purpose
Broadcast -”from me to the world”
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- 39. Ecosystem
Lifecycle
Self Determination -“my tastes”
Assets
Granularity
Self Identification -”who I am”
Activation Factors
Social Nature
Trivial Entertainment
Purpose Usability
Task & Environment Based
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- 40. A FEW CONSIDERATIONS ABOUT ATOMS
Yes, hardware
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- 41. Photo: Jan Chipchase | www.janchipchase.com
How fast is technology
really changing?
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- 43. In the meantime elsewhere...
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- 44. The truth is that hardware is, well, hard
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- 45. But it’s getting soft
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- 46. Photo: Schulze & Webb | www.schulzeandwebb.com
(Not so) crazy experiments
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- 48. Patrick Jouin | www.patrickjouin.com
Rapid manufacturing
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- 49. Google SketchUp | http://sketchup.google.com/
3D software for the masses
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- 50. Second Life | www.secondlife.com
Polygons at play
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- 52. Get ready to print your shells at home
(to match the color of your shoes, of course)
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- 53. Get ready to print your shells at home
(to match the shape of your shoes as well)
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- 54. Ponoko | www.ponoko.com
Emerging marketplaces
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- 55. Think system, not product
(tip o’ the hat to Adam Richardson)
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- 56. A FEW CONSIDERATIONS ABOUT BITS
Yes, software
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- 57. More itches to scratch: contacts
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- 58. My father is not the plumber
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- 59. Jaiku | www.jaiku.com
First steps in the right direction
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- 60. Steven Blyth, My Social Fabric | www.stevenblyth.com
An address book
for your inner social circle
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- 61. Apple Lisa | www.apple.com
In need of new
(interaction) languages
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- 62. Task specificity
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- 63. ZenZui | www.zenzui.com
Wonderful World (o’) Widgets
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- 64. Apple | www.apple.com
Wonderful World (o’) Widgets
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- 65. Alltel Celttop | www.mycelltop.com
Wonderful World (o’) Widgets
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- 67. Google | URL not really needed, right?
One field to rule them all
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- 68. Zi Corporation Qix | www.zicorp.com/qix
Almost there,
but still lacking magic
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- 69. The return of a good ol’ friend
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- 70. Don Norman | www.jnd.org
“Want to know the next UI breakthroughs?
1. Command line languages 2. Physicality”
Don Norman
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- 71. Search & Command (line)
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- 73. A dynamically evolving tray of opportunities
(simplicity is complex)
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- 75. Think system, not product
(again)
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- 76. A QUICK RECAP
The journey is the destination
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- 77. Always-on personalization
Hardware, getting softer
New interaction languages
An evolving tray of opportunities
Think system, not product
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