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Core 5 Programme User Interactions for Breakthrough Services February 2009 Dr Jason Williams

Core 5 Programme User Interactions for Breakthrough Services February 2009 Dr Jason Williams Orange Industrial Steering Group Chair for User Interactions. Device Interaction. Device Evolution. 1900. 1920. 1960. 1990. 2000. 2009. Interactions.

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Core 5 Programme User Interactions for Breakthrough Services February 2009 Dr Jason Williams

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  1. Core 5 Programme User Interactions for Breakthrough Services February 2009 Dr Jason Williams Orange Industrial Steering Group Chairfor User Interactions

  2. Device Interaction

  3. Device Evolution 1900 1920 1960 1990 2000 2009

  4. Interactions • Interaction will not just be screen based but include other appropriate modalities

  5. Interactions • Interaction will take place across distributed devices • Devices will be 'personal', belong to environment and belong to other users

  6. Services

  7. Service Evolution 1850 1920 1960 1990 2000 2009

  8. PC Broadcast Network TV Mobile Internet Mobile Network Breaking Down of Barriers

  9. Services • Traditional Services (e.g. will become ad-hoc composite services

  10. Users

  11. Users • Social and economic backgrounds continue to change • Innovative Services will become mainstream

  12. Users • Economic Opportunities will continually evolve with development of new trends

  13. Users • Expectations and desires will become more sophisticated

  14. TODAY • Individual Devices • Individual Services • Individual Concepts

  15. TOMORROW • Transparent Devices • Composite Services • Open-ended Concepts

  16. TODAY • Individual Devices • Individual Windows • Limited Intercommunication

  17. TOMORROW • Individual Devices • Shared Window • Full Intercommunication

  18. TODAY • Individual Services • Composed by User

  19. TOMORROW • Composite Services • Composed Automatically

  20. User Interactions For Breakthrough Services • 19½ Man Year programme implemented over 3½ Years • 2008 – 2012 • Research by 4 Universities guided by Industrial Consortium • Looking 7-10 years into the future

  21. Member Engagement (so far) Industrial Academic

  22. Industrial Steering Committee • Jason Williams - Orange • Chairman • Peter Johnson • University of Bath • Academic • Co-ordinator • Jerry Kramskoy - BBC • Vice Chairman • Robert Duxbury - NEC • Vice Chairman

  23. Technical Steering Group Meeting • 1 Day / Quarter • Present Results & Collect Input 2009 Jan Dec Steering Process • Co-ordination Steering Group Meeting • 1 hour / month • Monitor Progress

  24. Structure & Schedule

  25. UI1 – User Requirements & Service Opps • Work package will seek to understand: • What are emerging user trends? • Where and how can revenue be generated from this? Research Prototype Evaluation Workshops Surveys

  26. State of the Art Report Stakeholder Inputs Prototypes & Interaction Techniques UI2 – Interaction Devices & Environment • Will explore User Interaction with • Ecologies of devices (E.g. mobile phone + Transport display + advertising billlboard) • New multimodal forms of interaction

  27. Prototypes Modelling of contextual factors UI3 – Service Transparency & Awareness • Will explore context • Contextual awareness across Personal Distributed Environment (e.g. GPS, Accelerometers, Others in area) • Contextual Intelligence State of the Art Report

  28. Design Principles Toolkit Prototype UI4 – Principles, Toolkit & Prototype • Will seek to address chasm that exists between academic theory and practice in system design

  29. Key Deliverables Demonstrators =

  30. Schedule & Next Steps • Context Workshop • 14-15th May – London (with the relevant Core 4 streams) • Industrial Steering Meetings • 26th March – Orange Labs, Chiswick • 25th June – London School of Economics • 17th September – Bath University • 10th December – Bristol University • Please join in – industry steering is key to delivering value

  31. Thank you !

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