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Updated: June 24, 2010
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Nothing gets lost at the SAP Design Guild. Here is the archive of our newsletters from 2007.
We would like to inform you of the following new additions to the SAP Design Guild Website:
We have two more book reviews in our pipeline for this year. Hopefully, we can manage to complete them in time. Here are already the links - please check them to see whether the reviews have been finished:
We would like to start a new tradition on the SAP Design Guild Website. We intend to offer articles, which have already been published on our Website and relate to a common topic, within a coherent framework similar to an edition. We hope that having the articles in one place will make it easier for our visitors to catch up on a certain topic from the UI field. We begin with a selection of articles centered around the topic "Universal Usability."
Happy Holidays and all the best in the New Year, Gerd & Christine
On September 19th, 2007, SAP's CEO Henning Kagermann unveiled the company's entirely new business software solution SAP Business ByDesign™ for the midsize market. Amongst others, the new product breaks new grounds with respect to user experience. (Read more on www.sap.com)
We will provide you with more information about the user interface of SAP's new product in the near future.
In addition, we would like to inform you of the following new additions to the SAP Design Guild Website:
We published a new book review Universal Usability (edited by Jonathan Lazar) and a tabular overview of the book.
Outlook: We intend to publish two more articles related to universal usability in the remainder of this year
We resumed the good old practice of offering photo motives for the Desktop:
We made a couple of further updates to the site, and also moved the Goodies as well as articles on SAP's GUI history to a new Goodies section of its own.
We would like to inform you of the following new additions to the SAP Design Guild Website:
We published a new editorial: The Logic of the Illogic...
We published a new book review Effective Prototyping for Software Makers and a summary of the book. The book was written by SAP User Experience colleagues Jonathan Arnowitz and Michael Arent, together with Nevin Berger from Ziff Davies Media.
We made a couple of further updates to the site. Among others, we added a new rule to the Golden Rules for Bad User Interfaces, a new quote to our collection of quotes, and, last but not least, a new person to our list of featured UI professionals. There are also several new book presentations on our Books & People page.
Finally, we would like to remind you our our RSS feed, which offers more up-to-date news than our site news and newsletters (see our RSS page for details).
The design of the SAP Design Guild Website was adapted to the new sap.com design.
The US Participant Recruitment Page is up again. You can register now to be involved in upcoming user research activities again.
We published a new book review Designing Information Dashboards and a summary of the Book.
We restructured the Resources section and moved all outdated UI guidelines and papers to the Resources Archive. New guidelines will be published as soon as these are released to the public.
We would like to inform you of the following new additions to the SAP Design Guild Website:
Since the CHI 2007 conference, we offer a newsfeed service: http://www.sapdesignguild.org/rss/newsfeed.xml
In order to use our newsfeed service, you need a newsreader application or an RSS-enabled Web browser.
We would like to inform you of the following new additions to the SAP Design Guild Website:
The Books & People section features two new reviews of the following books:
We would like to remind you that SAP has once more become a Champion Sponsor to CHI conference and will have a booth, where you can meet and talk with SAP's usability professionals.
Read our editorial for more information about SAP's presence:
There are a few updates on our events and accessibility pages.
We would like to inform you of the following new additions to the SAP Design Guild Website.
The Books & People section features a review of the following book:
We're happy to announce that SAP has become again a Champion Sponsor to CHI 2007. The CHI 2007 conference on human factors in computing systems, the world's largest conference in the UI field, will be held in San Jose, California, USA, from April 28 - May 3, 2007.
See all CHI 2007 Sponsors: http://www.chi2007.org/sponsor/sponsors.php