2008 recap
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Preparing for Affinity Exercise
I’ve spent the last few days recording customer data, and getting ready for the Team Building Affinity exercise that I have planned for Nov 3rd. The steps for this exercise are the following: 1. Define the topic to be brainstormed. I will provide an overview to the team on the problem for which ideas will
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October – Customer Data Analysis Month
It’s been a while since I have written a new blog entry. Being emerged in the Scrum process has definitely kept me busy. I have also been working on some personal development. I’ve started a new eating lifestyle that will hopefully result in losing some weight. And I’ve started writing down a lot of recipes
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Change is in the air… CS4 soon to be released…
Seems like everything is changing right now. The economy, the presidency, how business is performed, new trends in technology. This morning I watched the Web broadcast of the Launch of Adobe CS4. I must say, it looks like a very exciting software package. I’m excited to see the new functionality of Dreamweaver. It sounds like
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Mockup Madness
I haven’t really had much time to write in my blog lately because I’ve been so busy creating mockups for the Sprints at work. I’ve been using Twitter much more actively than before, but I don’t really discuss Usability Topics on there. So far I think the integration of the Scrum process has been going
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Scrum initiated – downtime eliminated
Immediately after I went on my last customer visits, we started scrum at work. In fact they were actually waiting for me to get to work on that Friday after my visits to get started. I am the only Human Factors Engineer at my office, that has over 100 engineers in it. I support everyone. Right
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Customer Visit Success
Boy have I been busy! My customer visits in the North East went swimmingly, but it was extremely hectic. I travelled to 4 states in 4 days and interviewed 6 customers. We started with Morgan Stanley, and then Bloomberg in New York. Then drove to New Jersey, and met with US News (Dow Jones) and