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In this resource, learn how to take usability into consideration from the start of an app development project, and discover 11 usability rules particular for IT developers, to help you better understand and cater to your users.
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This paper highlights the key role that SAP users play in enabling their organizations to improve processes, and discusses how their expertise is lost in some of the traditional approaches companies use to try to improve processes. Learn an alternative “user-centric” approach that will enable companies to measurably improve their processes.
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This resource provides a comprehensive checklist to help you ensure high usability for each and every application you develop. Check it out now for 11 simple questions that allow you to track knowledge of your users, optimization of common tasks, simplicity of use, and much more.
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Business Leaders are finding that focusing on skills, rather than jobs or degrees, strengthens your workforce with modern data and insights. This paper presents four ways that a skills-powered approach can supercharge employee growth and development.
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