By BrianBoyko
via networkperformancedaily.com
Published: Dec 06 2006 / 13:32
If a user becomes familiar with one product and they feel another product is very similar, there’s much shorter training time and it becomes much easier to deploy. A big piece of TCO is training time and the need for support – a useful, simple, unified user interface can reduce both. So then, why do many enterprise programs have poor user interfaces?
-
GCC Explorer - an interactive take on compilation
-
Where the Tech is She? Portland's software industry is booming. So where are all the women?
-
Java web application hosting in the cloud
-
Multilingual and multinational site annotations in Sitemaps
-
Collaboration in the Workplace: Where do You Start?
-
Pipe Viewer
Add your comment
