2. Vision
O The one place to quickly and efficiently find,
manage, and interact with any or all of your
project objects
O Adaptable, intuitive, and easy to use
O Built for future needs/capabilities
3. User #1 John the Geoscientist
at Large Independent
O Daily user of “the Tree”
O Has fellow geoscientists with whom he is working
constantly. Some at same level but senior to others
O Tight schedule, “drill baby drill”
O Has used Kingdom and other similar tools for “Years”
O Constant looking for things he needs. Lots of false
starts when it come to this “work”. Lots of “hunting
and pecking”
O Working one area now in much larger project.
O 64 years old
O Wears bifocals
O WE ARE DESIGNING FOR HIM IN V1
4. User #2 Randy the Consultant
O Daily user of “the Tree”
O Geophysicist – one man shop
O Has multiple concurrently clients
O On each - Comes in for awhile and then perhaps won’t be back for a
month or two
O Constant looking for things he needs. Lots of false starts when it come
to this “work”. Lots of “hunting and pecking”
O Has used Kingdom and other similar tools for “Years”
O Specializes in Ferdunkulation of migrated fault attributes and colored
inversion. Led the SEG committee ESFFOMFA ( Establishing Standards
for Ferdunkulation of Migrated Fault Attributes)
O 64 years old
O Wears bifocals
O WE ARE DESIGNING FOR HIM IN V1
5. User #3 Nancy the Data
Manager
O Manages the Kingdom environment for SLOC (South Lake Oil Corp)
O Supports three geologists and one geophysicists in the OK city office
O Regional project of Midland area
O Has used Kingdom and other similar tools for “Years”
O Role includes, data loading, bug “fixing”, teaching users to use
Kingdom “correctly”, liaison with Kingdom Support, licensing, data
continuity, and all around go to lady
O Works with corporate IT when issues involved straight technical issues
O Works in Kingdom nearly everyday, among other products
O Constantly interrupted – all day long
O Mid 40’s
O Extremely organized and detail oriented
O Has kids at home
O WE ARE DESIGNING FOR HER IN V1
6. User #4 George VP
Geosciences - Domestic
O Manages the geoscience group (7 employees)
O Uses Kingdom infrequently
O Wants to be able to access his employees work easily
O Has not interpreted since starting here 5 years ago
O Sells the work of his group up the chain
O Owns budget
O WE ARE JUST KEEPING HIM IN MIND IN V1
7. The Challenge - User Pain Points We
Will Address
O Too much data - I am drowning in it
O I have three or four monitors and I still don’t have enough
space to work
O Where in the he**am I?
O Where did that one go?
O What the he** am I looking at?
O I can't see different sets of stuff per view, so I keep having to
toggle stuff on and off
O Kingdom makes me use extensive naming conventions to
know what the he** I am looking at
O Too many windows, where is the one I want
O Want to more easily share my stuff with coworkers
O I have absolutely no time to "learn new things“
O It takes too damn long to show stuff
8. This is a recurring problem in Kingdom – with the increasing complexity in the data we need
more info around each object . Since there is a general lack of info boxes for this purpose we
need to put it into the name.
Therefore all object name boxes should be expandable so we can read the whole name.
JUST SAW THIS IN A USER GENERATED BUG ATTACHMENT THIS MORNING
We need more space for
longer names – or flexible
windows.
9. User Tasks We Will Support
O Manage what and how they will see “stuff”
O Use the tool to do my “real work”
O Help them “sell” their work
O Help them share / collaborate
10. Let them organize
O Grouping
O Long term or short term
O Sub groups of groups
O Favorites
O I will show you mine if you show me yours
O Sharing
O Pushing and pulling
11. Help them organize
O Automation
O Based on query
O New stuff
O Adapt the UI for those “Non oil finding but
required” tasks
12. Help them find things NOW
O The Simplest search
O Two way highlighting and zoom
13. Help them find things – “give
me all you got”
O Let me spread out and use all the info I have
to make a good choice
O Visuals
O Allow me to slice and dice as desired
O Let me take up space by showing multiple
things at once
14. Use this to do more
its not all about the data
O Sessions
O Views
O Status (new data)
O Communication
15. Get ‘em started and give them
reasons to keep them coming
O A place that they see first that teaches ‘em
good
O A place that has enough usefulness that
they want to go back over and over
O Stuff I have done
O New stuff
O Place where I can make good overall
management decisions
O Place where communication happens
16. Help them turn on and off
stuff
O Everyday – all day – SIMPLY HAVE TO MAKE
THIS WORK AND DIRT SIMPLE
17. Do not lose stuff ( lose
functionality / break
expectations)
O Keep behaviors from the old tree
O Keep capabilities from the old tree
18. Visualize this
O View roll overs
O Visuals – Logs, etc? (certainly in next gen
stuff)
O Horizon, grid, fault – maps
O Well – VSD?
19. Where did this go / where am I
O Relationships – how is this being used
O On views
O From views to app
O What am I looking at? (Breadcrumbs)
20. “IF – THEN”
O For this selection, show what my next steps
could be
21. If you only have a screwdriver,
hammering nails sucks
O Adapt UI to current needs
O Hide completely
O Search only
O List only
O Full deal
O Panes come and panes go, “but the story is
the same”
O Make it EASY and INTUITIVE to switch
between these modes
22. Why don’t we ship the
Preview?
O Several people are using it and we have not
heard any complaints
23. What's wrong with the old
one?
O Let’s match it and call it a day, that is what
this project is about correct?
O See next slide “I have not read the stories”
24. You can’t do everything
O Context - Arms waving
O This is too complicated, I have not read the
stories but they mostly suck
25. Why don’t we ask the users?
O I have a good idea, let’s see what the users
want
26. Windows Explorer Windows
Explorer Windows Explorer
O Everyone loves windows explorer. I Know
because I do.
O Everyone must love getting their teeth
cleaned because they all have done it many
times.
