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SAP Platinum Sponsor of the UPA International Conference 2010

UPA 2010

For the first time in its history, the Usability Professionals' Association - International Conference will travel to the heart of Europe: It will take place from May 24-28, 2010 at the Bayerischer Hof Hotel in Munich with the motto: "Embracing Cultural Diversity - User Experience Design for the World."

SAP will be a platinum sponsor of the Usability Professionals' Association - International Conference 2010 and Dan Rosenberg, SVP SAP User Experience, will be one of the invited speakers.

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Featured Recent Additions

  • new Book Review: Design Research Brenda Laurel's book Design Research, Methods and Perspectives is on the market since 2003 and still finds new readers. Our review author read the book just recently and was impressed by it. She felt like providing a detailed review of the book, because she found it extremely important for anyone in the user experience field to read. So, have a look at the review to find out why!
  • Book Review: Introduction to Information Visualization When our author met Robert Spence briefly at the INTERACT 2009 conference in Uppsala, Sweden, Spence mentioned that there was a good book about visualization for display at the Springer book stand. Our author had already seen that there was "something" available about this topic – but actually it was two books: a new introductory book by Riccardo Mazza and a second, much more advanced one by Chaomei Chen. The big question for him was: Which book had Robert Spence been referring to? He decided to buy both, and because Mazza's book is new and an introductory textbook that "focuses on the human aspects of the process of visualization rather than the algorithmic or graphic design aspects," he realized that this was the book he should have read first when initially diving into the topic of visualization. Unfortunately, the book did not appear until this year.