Substituting information for interaction
The service design literature contrasts information intensive and experience-intensive domains and applications and makes proposals for different design methods that are most appropriate for each (e.g., [I]; [2]). This distinction seems sensible and useful when we contrast financial accounting with...
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Main Authors: | Glushko, Robert J., Nomorosa, Karen Joy P. |
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2011
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