Intel Usage-to-Platform Requirements Process

TL;DR: Evaluation of five solution concepts aimed to address challenges in managing projects, tasks, and different modes of work found that both users and Information Technology departments appeared to best resonate with the concept of "project workspace," which was conceptualized as a persistent space that allowed users to organize, track, and resume active project work.

TL;DR: A simple framework for conceptualizing the components of user experience is proposed in order to communicate with UX stakeholders and advance goal setting and measurement in applied settings.

TL;DR: The Inmates are Running The Asylum as mentioned in this paper is a classic book about software development environments where programmers and engineers run the show and end up being "back-seat drivers" for product development.

TL;DR: In this article, the authors present a set of guidelines for creating and managing good requirements, including: 1. Requirements: Structure for Success 2. Why Johnny Can't Write Requirements: Cultural, Educational, and Management Influences of Requirements Definition 3. The View from the Top: Steps to Creating and Managing Good Requirements 4. Creating a Shared Vision: Scoping the Project Up Front 5. One Day in the Life of a Product: Using Operational Concepts to Improve Requirements Quality 6. Collision Course: Identifying and Managing Interfaces 7. Be Careful What You Ask For

TL;DR: CUSTOMER-CENTERED PRODUCTS as discussed by the authors is a highly practical new book that helps readers gain a clear understanding of how to elicit the right requirements early on in a project and make the right product the first time.