We monitored the social media conversation around Community Manager Appreciation Day on 1/28/13. Here's the report showing most Tweeted usernames, overall number of mentions, demographics and more.
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Le timeboxing est partout en agilité .. On y fait des sprints en SCRUM, SAFe. Du mur à mur. Cependant, il y a des grandes réserves à y apporter.
Les concepteurs de ces sprints ont improvisé. Ils ont transposés les coutumes des grands projets Waterfall - qui durent des mois - et ont appliqué la recette à petite échelle sur des chantiers dont les échéanciers sont de 2,3 ou 4 semaines.
Erreur tragique qui a des impacts majeurs sur la santé des travailleurs. Comment pardonner ce manque de connaissance de base en mathématique?
Nous verrons donc ces failles, sous un oeil scientifique, en regardant 3 dimensions :
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Daniel Doiron
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Team Hacking with Lean Metrics & Cumulative Flow DiagramsTim Newbold
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We monitored the social media conversation around Community Manager Appreciation Day on 1/28/13. Here's the report showing most Tweeted usernames, overall number of mentions, demographics and more.
Megan Yulga's presentation at Mumbrella360 AsiaJordanDervish
Megan Yula, Regional Senior Campaign Manager, Circles.Life presented 'Brand Story – How Circles.Life Disrupted the Telco Space in Asia with Game-Changing Marketing'
Michael Heipel Concept & Consulting: Overview of servicesMichael Heipel
Service portfolio of Michael Heipel Concept and Consulting: Consulting, training and content marketing for trade show, congress and B2B event organizers
Le Timeboxing et la science de gestion - Non compatibleAgile Montréal
Le timeboxing est partout en agilité .. On y fait des sprints en SCRUM, SAFe. Du mur à mur. Cependant, il y a des grandes réserves à y apporter.
Les concepteurs de ces sprints ont improvisé. Ils ont transposés les coutumes des grands projets Waterfall - qui durent des mois - et ont appliqué la recette à petite échelle sur des chantiers dont les échéanciers sont de 2,3 ou 4 semaines.
Erreur tragique qui a des impacts majeurs sur la santé des travailleurs. Comment pardonner ce manque de connaissance de base en mathématique?
Nous verrons donc ces failles, sous un oeil scientifique, en regardant 3 dimensions :
Le timeboxing et le comportement de la variance des estimations sur des gros projets;
La création artificielle de pénurie de temps sur la qualité de la prise de décision;
Les sprints agiles: fin de non recevoir avec la simplicité inhérente de la théorie des contraintes.
Daniel Doiron
Anna Sikorska
Team Hacking with Lean Metrics & Cumulative Flow DiagramsTim Newbold
Discover how you can improve your team's flow by using these simple Lean Metrics and techniques. Some of the metrics we cover include Lead Time, Production Lead Time, Cycle Time/Takt Time and Cost of Delay. We also explore how to interpret Cumulative Flow Diagrams (CFD). Slides with notes available via: goo.gl/s3RpUW
CIONet, la transformation agile, impact sur les métiersSylvain Loubradou
Conférence organisée par CIONet le 3 décembre 2014 sur les métiers de demain de la DSI
Présentation de la transformation agile et de son impact sur les métiers de la DSI
"Dis chef DSI, comment on devient agile?"
Fin du concept Un homme une compétence
Droit à l'erreur
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Watch Gil Tayar's presentation, as he discusses the new generation of visual testing tools. Tools that move the burden of the visual work to cloud, and enable you to check what was till now impossible to check locally: the visual appearance of your application across all responsive platforms.
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Watch the full webinar here: http://bit.ly/MillennialsmCommerceWebinar
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AFTER EACH IMAGE,
RATE YOUR EXPERIENCE ON A SCALE OF 1-7
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Ready?
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On a scale of 1-7,
How would you rate the experience?
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8 PRIMARY
EMOTIONS
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CHANGES IN EMOTION OCCUR
THROUGHOUT A TASK.
HOW DO WE MEASURE THOSE CHANGES?
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WHAT WE HOPE FOR…
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WHAT WE GET…
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POSITIVES AND NEGATIVES
Concurrent
Think Aloud
Protocol
(CTAP)
• Thoughts are fresh in
memory
• Ties emotions to an action
• Can be intrusive
• Requires user articulation
• Difficult to quantify
• Uninterrupted
• Better task time accuracy
• Memory decay
• Fabrication
• Misses in-task emotional
changes
Retrospective
Think Aloud Protocol
(RTAP)
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THE CHALLENGE
• Simple
• Minimally intrusive, captures non-verbal
• Quick quantification for large N
• Not repetitive
• Easily shareable
• Affordable
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TACTICAL REQUIREMENTS
• Positive or Negative input
• Tallies the overall Mood in real-time
• Audible and visual cue for auto-tagging
• Software solution
• Easy to view ‘Mood Swings’
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MOOD METER METHOD (PATENT PENDING)
✔ Allows for a Positive or Negative input
✔ Tallies the Mood in real-time
✔ Gives a rewarding audio and visual cue
✔ Software solution
✔ Easy to review results
✔ Affordable
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CASE STUDY - SMARTPHONES
• Find clues why someone would return the device within the
first 14 days of purchase.
• Examine the following:
– Packaging
– Marketing
– Instructions
– Hardware
– Software
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Research Strategy
• In lab: Out of Box Experience (OOBE)
• At home: 30 Day Mobile Ethnography
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OOBE
• In Depth Interviews (IDIs)
• Mood Meter
• User Performance Metrics (UPMs)
• A/B Comparisons
• System Usability Scale (SUS)
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MOOD METER METHOD (PATENT PENDING)
• Click if something
validates your purchase
• Click if something makes
you more inclined to return it
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MOOD METER - ASSUMPTIONS
Participants will assume:
• Recently purchased the device
• Receiving the package at home
• Can press +/- more than once
*Starting point is 10. Not this…
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MOOD METER OBSERVATIONS
• Mood Swing (ΔMu)
• Mood Swing Severity (+ΔMu / -ΔMu)
• Recovery Time (ΔT)
• Mood Swing Impact (ΔMu1+ΔMu2+ΔMu3)
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IDENTIFYING MOOD SWINGS IN-TASK
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Starting Point Action 1 Action 2 Action 3 Action 4 Action 5 Action 6 Action 7 Action 8
MOODSCORE
IN-TASK ACTIONS
User Type 1
User Type 2
User Type 3
Average
Recovery Time
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CHALLENGES & ALTERNATIVES
• Still requires the user to change focus away from the task.
• Requires a smartphone
• Alternative methods used to minimize interruption:
– Eyetracking
– Brainwave
– Facial recognition