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I’ve just returned from BA World Symposium having presented in both Melbourne and Sydney. It was a fascinating look at how the evolving BA community is stretching beyond their IT-systems analysis backgrounds and evolving into critical the...
Topics: ba world symposium, baworld08, presentations, tools, user-centred design

Paul Hagon has written a summary of pricing for the iPhone in Australia. I’ve taken the data, noted information from Telstra, Optus and Vodafone, added in up-front and ongoing costs for handsets.VendorPlansTotalCost [1]Costminus incl.Voice/TXTOptus.
Topics: australia, iphone, pricing, technology

Wondering what conferences are on this year? I’ve finished booking in my speaking engagements for the next 6 months:User-centred design and iterative prototyping21-22 July - BA World Symposium, Melbourne and 24-25 July in SydneySo where are the...
Topics: conferences, presentations

Personas are an excellent tool for documenting an amazing array of requirements from users’ wants, needs, interaction preferences, and work behaviour to computer/information literacy and group membership dynamics. Unfortunately, many people just...
Topics: analysis, personas, requirements, tools and techniques

Would you spend more than 30 hours waiting for the new Apple store to open in Sydney, Australia? Seems people are doing just that.The behaviour seems a bit weird to me and reminiscent of comments on the Cult of Mac. Of course, when asked about this, the..
Topics: apple, cult of mac, technology