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How Soft Skills Can Save a Business

The Product Coalition

For a little over ten years, Nokia was the industry juggernaut in the wireless industry. by owning all ineffective outcomes of their blood-testing technology before it was too late. The Tangible Possibilities All of these examples may seem like a preachy case against corrupt CEOs and individuals in leadership positions.

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The Product Adoption Curve in SaaS: What Is It and How To Use It In Your Product Strategy

Userpilot

Think of early adopters as the yuppies rocking AirPods in 2016 back when the idea of wireless headphones was anxiety-inducing. But they’re not quite as risk-loving as innovators and need positive reviews from innovators before adopting new products. But only ones that are tried and tested well. A person wearing Apple Airpods.

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How wearable design can directly affect our health

Michael J. Fordham

Jason shrugged it off, assuming it was a false positive or a bug and went into work. These apps allow you to share how you are feeling, whether you have been tested for the virus and what precautions you are taking (for example, if you’re wearing a mask or taking a multivitamin supplement). He hadn’t thought much of it.

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In-Lab Testing 101: A User Researcher’s Guide

Userzoom

As part of our UX 101 education series , where we discuss the different types of studies and research methodologies you can use with the UserZoom platform, we’d like to introduce our readers to the exciting world of in-lab testing! What is in-lab testing? What are typical use cases for in-lab testing? No worries!

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Interaction Footprint: a new tool for measuring design

UX Planet

In a design project at AT&T, a business request came to our team to design a target experience for selling wireless products at retail stores that will replace existing systems in a couple of years. The UX standard path is to design and prototype and test with real users and show how successful the new design is.