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Interaction design and usage scenarios
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2
25/03/2009 itsme : one year hence

TO DESIGN
A NEW WORKSTATION
BASED ON AN OPENSOURCE OS
AND A NEW METAPHOR
FOR THE ORGANIZATION AND INTERACTION
WITH PERSONAL CONTENTS

BEYOND THE DESKTOP METAPHOR
AN OPERATIVE SYSTEM BASED ON
STORIES AND VENUES

ITSME IDENTITY

INTERACTION
SEAMLESS INTERACTION / SUPPORTIVE OS / MULTIPLE INTERACTION PARADIGMS

VISUALIZATION
VENUES AND STORIES / HYPERICONICITY

STRUCTURE
SYMBIOTIC IDENTITY / RULED OPENESS

ITSME SYSTEM SCHEME

VISUALIZATION
OUTPUT DEVICES

EMPOWERMENT
DOCKING

MANAGEMENT
OS

CONTROL
INPUT DEVICES

VENUE

LEGENDA LEGENDA
ACTORS ELEMENTS

ATTACHMENT VENUE FLAG
USER REPLYER MESSAGE

VENUE

CREATE A MESSAGE HIGHLIGHT SINGLE CHANNEL VIEW

WHAT’S NEXT

ALTERNATIVE INTERACTION MODALITIES
POINT & CLICK / ZOOMABLE / MULTITOUCH / 3D NAVIGATION /...

CROSS MEDIA INTERFACE
MOBILE / WEB / NET PC /...

Software development
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3
25/03/2009 itsme : one year hence

Website 2.0 development
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55
25/03/2009 itsme : one year hence

Emulator Development
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56
25/03/2009 itsme : one year hence

On-line community management
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57
25/03/2009 itsme : one year hence

Territorial community management
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58
25/03/2009 itsme : one year hence

° Itsme events anywhere
° Focus groups anywhere
° Itsme ambassadors

25/03/2009 itsme : one year hence

Itsme seminars
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59
25/03/2009 itsme : one year hence

EUD Second International Symposium on End User


Development – Siegen (Germany) – 2nd / 4th March

IDC Innovation forum – Milan (Italy) - 23th / 24th March


Sfida italiana all'IT – Assolombarda – Milan (Italy) 31th
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March

The Guglielmo Marconi ICT global forum & exhibition –
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Bologna(Italy) 22th April

25/03/2009 itsme : one year hence

CTS 2009 – Baltimora (USA) - 18th / 22th May


GROUP 2009 – Sanibel island (USA) -10th / 13th May


25/03/2009 itsme : one year hence

Academy network
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60
25/03/2009 itsme : one year hence

Università degli Studi di Siena - Corso in Interaction Design
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SDA Bocconi - Master in Imprenditorialità e Strategia
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Aziendale

MIP / Politecnico di Milano - Master in Strategic Design e


MBA

Domus Academy - Master in Business Design e Master in


Business Design

25/03/2009 itsme : one year hence

Accademia della comunicazione – title still to define
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Università della Svizzera Italiana - Corso in Interaction
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Design

CUOA - Master in Innovazione d'Impresa
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IULM - Master in Social Media Marketing e Corso sui Social
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Media

Università degli Studi di Milano Bicocca - Corso in
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Interaction Design (Dottorato Qua_Si)

25/03/2009 itsme : one year hence

Research network
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61
25/03/2009 itsme : one year hence

Università di Milano – Bicocca
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Università di Siena
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DARC
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CEFRIEL
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25/03/2009 itsme : one year hence

Team and management
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25/03/2009 itsme : one year hence

MANAGEMENT: Giorgio De Michelis


ADVISORY BOARD: Enrico Casini, Luca De Michelis, Roberto


Galimberti, Emanuele Marcianò, Elserino Mario Piol
SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE: Alfonso Fuggetta, Patrizia Marti,


Alessandro Osnaghi, Roberto Polillo, Marco Susani

25/03/2009 itsme : one year hence

TEAM: Sabayon team (Fabio Erculiani, Michele Tameni) and
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darc interaction designers (Claudio Moderini, Chiara Diana,
Roberta Tassi) plus Lorenzo Bellini, Serena De Biasi,
Vincenzo Di Massa, Roberto Guido, Marco Loregian,
Giovanni Martinelli, Duccio Mauri, Alessandro Morandi,
Guido Parlato, Nikhil Paul, Giandomenico Sica

25/03/2009 itsme : one year hence

Partners and investors
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25/03/2009 itsme : one year hence

Giorgio De Michelis GEM Srl
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Roberto Galimberti Università degli Studi
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Enrico Casini di Milano
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Luca De Michelis Domus Academy SpA
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Roberto Polillo Cefriel
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TLC200Srl Akhela SpA
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TTC Srl Mauro Fantechi
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Romed SpA
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ITSME, one year hence

2. 1 25/03/2009 itsme : one year hence

3. Interaction design and usage scenarios  2 25/03/2009 itsme : one year hence

4. TO DESIGN A NEW WORKSTATION BASED ON AN OPENSOURCE OS AND A NEW METAPHOR FOR THE ORGANIZATION AND INTERACTION WITH PERSONAL CONTENTS

6. BEYOND THE DESKTOP METAPHOR AN OPERATIVE SYSTEM BASED ON STORIES AND VENUES

7. ITSME IDENTITY INTERACTION SEAMLESS INTERACTION / SUPPORTIVE OS / MULTIPLE INTERACTION PARADIGMS VISUALIZATION VENUES AND STORIES / HYPERICONICITY STRUCTURE SYMBIOTIC IDENTITY / RULED OPENESS

8. ITSME SYSTEM SCHEME VISUALIZATION OUTPUT DEVICES EMPOWERMENT DOCKING MANAGEMENT OS CONTROL INPUT DEVICES

9. INTERFACE LAYERS TIM EA XIS

10. VENUE

11. VENUE LEGENDA LEGENDA ACTORS ELEMENTS ATTACHMENT VENUE FLAG USER REPLYER MESSAGE

12. VENUE CREATE A MESSAGE HIGHLIGHT SINGLE CHANNEL VIEW

13. HOME

14. HOME MULTIPLE VIEW TIME BAR

15. FRAME

16. FRAME LIMBO PROACTIVITY AWARENESS

17. ASSESSMENT SCENARIOS

18. DISSEMINATION CARDS

19. DISSEMINATION CARDS

20. DISSEMINATION CARDS

21. DISSEMINATION CARDS

22. WHAT’S NEXT ALTERNATIVE INTERACTION MODALITIES POINT & CLICK / ZOOMABLE / MULTITOUCH / 3D NAVIGATION /... CROSS MEDIA INTERFACE MOBILE / WEB / NET PC /...

23. Software development  3 25/03/2009 itsme : one year hence

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25. 5 25/03/2009 itsme : one year hence

26. Website 2.0 development  55 25/03/2009 itsme : one year hence

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30. Emulator Development  56 25/03/2009 itsme : one year hence

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32. On-line community management  57 25/03/2009 itsme : one year hence

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35. Territorial community management  58 25/03/2009 itsme : one year hence

36. ° Itsme events anywhere ° Focus groups anywhere ° Itsme ambassadors 25/03/2009 itsme : one year hence

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42. Accademia della comunicazione – title still to define  Università della Svizzera Italiana - Corso in Interaction  Design CUOA - Master in Innovazione d'Impresa  IULM - Master in Social Media Marketing e Corso sui Social  Media Università degli Studi di Milano Bicocca - Corso in  Interaction Design (Dottorato Qua_Si) 25/03/2009 itsme : one year hence

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45. Team and management  62 25/03/2009 itsme : one year hence

46. MANAGEMENT: Giorgio De Michelis  ADVISORY BOARD: Enrico Casini, Luca De Michelis, Roberto  Galimberti, Emanuele Marcianò, Elserino Mario Piol SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE: Alfonso Fuggetta, Patrizia Marti,  Alessandro Osnaghi, Roberto Polillo, Marco Susani 25/03/2009 itsme : one year hence

47. TEAM: Sabayon team (Fabio Erculiani, Michele Tameni) and  darc interaction designers (Claudio Moderini, Chiara Diana, Roberta Tassi) plus Lorenzo Bellini, Serena De Biasi, Vincenzo Di Massa, Roberto Guido, Marco Loregian, Giovanni Martinelli, Duccio Mauri, Alessandro Morandi, Guido Parlato, Nikhil Paul, Giandomenico Sica 25/03/2009 itsme : one year hence

48. Partners and investors  63 25/03/2009 itsme : one year hence

49. Giorgio De Michelis GEM Srl   Roberto Galimberti Università degli Studi   Enrico Casini di Milano  Luca De Michelis Domus Academy SpA   Roberto Polillo Cefriel   TLC200Srl Akhela SpA   TTC Srl Mauro Fantechi   Romed SpA  25/03/2009 itsme : one year hence

50. Thank you for your attention!

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