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Tracing the user experience of participation
Proceedings of the 30th ACM international conference on Design of communication, 2012Digital applications and web-based user experiences increasingly incorporate social web technologies that enable the user to become a participant, or someone who actively co-constructs content, context, and meaning in digital ecosystems. This paper explores the user experience of participation by establishing a working definition of the concept and ...
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Determinants of user participation: A Finnish survey
Behaviour & Information Technology, 1997The relationship between user participation and information systems success has intrigued researchers for two decades. Despite this history there is minimal research on the antecedents of user participation. The tenet of the present paper is that the conditions of user participation are essentially changing.
Juhani Iivari, Magid Igbaria
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User participation in software development projects
Communications of the ACM, 2010Introduction It is commonly acknowledged that success in IT projects is difficult to achieve. A recent industry survey observed that only 34% of IT projects were considered successful. Of the several potential factors contributing to this hard-to-achieve success, user involvement was noted as the most important one ...
Ramanath Subramanyam +2 more
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User Participation in Standardization; Principles for Active Participation
2011Objective. This paper addresses the role of consumers/end-users, in our case Persons with Disabilities, in the creation of new standards regarding the accessibility aspects in society and the usability of products for all. The United Nations declaration on the rights of persons with disabilities requires that action has to be taken.
Blijham N., Mosies C.
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A novel user-participating authentication scheme
Journal of Systems and Software, 2010When utilizing services over public networks, a remote user authentication mechanism forms a first line of defense by rejecting illegal logins from unauthorized users. On-line applications over the Internet such as E-learning, on-line games, etc. are ever more common; remote user participation via networks plays a vital role in security and should be ...
Tzung-Her Chen, Jyun-Ci Huang
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An Approach for Evaluating User Participation in Bitcoin
2018 IEEE Third International Conference on Data Science in Cyberspace (DSC), 2018Bitcoin, a decentralized P2P cryptocurrency, is the most successful application of blockchain that has gained widespread attention over the past several years. It allows users to create individual transactions and any number of addresses, which is used to send and accept Bitcoin.
Tengfei Xue, Yuyu Yuan, Cong Wang 0003
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User participation in a corporate prediction market
Decision Support Systems, 2015Corporate prediction markets allow companies to use external market concepts to facilitate and support corporate decision making. Recently, Google, Microsoft, GE, Best Buy, and other firms have generated and used prediction markets as a means of gathering the "collective" intelligence of their employees.
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The user in the loop: Enabling user participation for self-adaptive applications
Future Generation Computer Systems, 2014Future computing systems must adjust to the user's situations, habits, and intentions. Self-adaptive applications autonomously adapt to changing contexts without asking the user. However, the self-adaptive behaviour lacks of success if it does not correspond to the user's personal interaction habits and intentions, particularly for complex scenarios ...
Christoph Evers +3 more
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Empowering the user as the new media participant
Digital Creativity, 2007Abstract Many web designers approach the design of the graphic user interface on principles derived from either graphic design or usability, conceiving each web page as a static entity without regard for the user's interactive activities and experiences.
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