I found this article a useful primer. It may lead you to other useful
resources.
Regards,
Tom
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My previous post is missing the URL.
http://www.cio.com/article/24975/Change_Management_Understanding_the_Science_of_Change
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Hi Shashank,
Sounds like an interesting topic. The way your phrase it now seems
rather broad, but if one of the aspects of change you are looking
at includes visual placement of menu items and icons etc, you might
look at the Psych lit in visual scene perception.
good luck and go jackets!
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Change, I like it when I have time for it.
On Mon, Jan 12, 2009 at 6:27 AM, Jesse Zolna jessezo...@yahoo.com wrote:
Hi Shashank,
Sounds like an interesting topic. The way your phrase it now seems
rather broad, but if one of the aspects of change you are looking
at includes visual placement
Hey guys,
I am planning a study which aims to answer how end user's perceive change.
'Change' here could be upgrading of a software ( e.g. MS word 2003 to MS
word 2007), OS, switching between similar applications (e.g. MS Expression
Web to Dreamweaver) etc. I am currently trying to find similar
