The Impact of User Experience on Human Computer Interaction: Results From a Usability Study

vom Brocke J; Thurnher B; Winkler D


Zusammenfassung
For a large number of applications, mobile devices offer a manifold variety of potentials to improve business processes. However, most projects still fail to be successful with regard to key performance indicators (KPI). There is a growing understanding that human computer interaction is a key factor for the successful use of mobile devices in practice. However, it is still unclear how interfaces can be designed according to the specific needs of a user applying mobile devices in a business context. In this study we show that user experience has a strong impact on efficient human computer interaction. We present the results of a usability study on a mobile tool for IT-Service technicians. The results show that (a) even low experienced users can achieve sufficient task performance with a usable tool and (b) that participants of all experience groups perform better in the field setting compared to the lab.

Schlüsselwörter
Usability; Mobile Business Process; Task Performance; IT-Service



Publikationstyp
Forschungsartikel in Sammelband (Konferenz)

Begutachtet
Ja

Publikationsstatus
Veröffentlicht

Jahr
2008

Konferenz
12th Pacific Asia Conference on Information Systems

Konferenzort
Suzhou

Buchtitel
PACIS 2008 Proceedings

Herausgeber
Zhang P; Nah F

Erste Seite
1

Letzte Seite
11

Verlag
Association for Information Systems

Ort
United States

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