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CMPE 135 Object-Oriented Analysis and Design August 22 Class Meeting Department of Computer Engineering San Jose State University Fall 2019 Instructor: Ron Mak www.cs.sjsu.edu/~mak 1 Basic Info Office hours Oriented. Marketing . Dictionary. . for. . Students. . of. Business. Regina . Göke. . WU V. ienna. , 8 April, 2011. Previous. Research Resources. Other . Existing. Resources on . the. . learn@wu. Jino Ok www.linkedin.com/in/jinook 1 What is HEDI? 12/11/2020 Human Experience Design & Interaction The department of Instructional Technology and Learning Sciences in the Emma Eccles Jones College of Education and Human Services recen Jino Okwwwlinkedincom/in/jinook 1MarketingMarketing is the functional area of business that deals with thecreation communication and delivery of value to customers As amarketing majorstudents study the core application of identifyin EntrepreneurshipBCE Career PathwaysArts Audio/Video Technology and CommunicationsBusiness Management and AdministrationFinanceHospitality and TourismInformation TechnologyMarketing Sales and ServiceBC The Desired Brand Effect Stand Out in a Saturated Market with a Timeless Brand This book features over 60 detailed examples of A/B tests run by 20 companies, including: Google, Facebook,nbspThe Washington Post, Barack Obama\'s Presidential Campaign,nbspAmerican Express, Adobe, Comcast, Electronic Arts, Foursquare, IBM, LinkedIn, Marriott, Saks Fifth Avenue, and T-Mobile. In this book, you will learn how to:nbsp Change the standard design process most companies follow to enhance accountability for generating business and customer value, while creating new opportunities for collaboration and innovation.Use qualitative and quantitative research to uncover customers\' unmet needs, and A/B test new designs to help customers accomplish their goals.Apply customer-centric design principles based on the advice of experts from Google, Facebook, The Washington Post, Saks Fifth Avenue, and others, who share how they help their customers with before-and-after examples of their designs. This book is divided into three parts: Part 1: Creating Engaging Customer Experiences. This part discusses the level of importance design now plays in the business world, challenges the standard design process implemented by most companies, and introduces the Iterative Optimization Methodology by showing how design testing can lead to more creative and impactful designs. Part 2: The Iterative Optimization Methodology. Using real-life examples, this part describes how to drive business and customer value in step-by-step detail. It shows how companies can integrate qualitative and quantitative customer research, prioritize website sections and design ideas for testing, experiment with new designs under real market conditions, and scale optimization techniques across their organization. Part 3: Visual Business Cases. In this part, business leaders from 20 companies share examples of their favorite design tests and discuss practical approaches for using data to inform customer-centric design:*nbspnbspnbsp Adobe: Mikel Chertudi, Senior Director, Media amp Digital Marketing*nbspnbspnbsp Ally Bank: Andrew Switzer, Director of Online Sales and Marketing*nbspnbspnbsp American Express: Thomas Lau, Senior Manager, Online Prospect Acquisition*nbspnbspnbsp Caesars Entertainment: Chris Kahle, Web Analytics Manager*nbspnbspnbsp Comcast: John Williamson, Senior Vice President and General Manager of Comcast.com*nbspnbspnbsp Dell: Emily Campbell, Executive Director of Global E-Commerce*nbspnbspnbsp Dollar Thrifty Automotive Group: Sandy Martin, Director of eMarketing amp Administration*nbspnbspnbsp Electronic Arts: Zimran Ahmed, Director of Product Management and Strategic Planning*nbspnbspnbsp Facebook: Nate Bolt, Design Research Manager*nbspnbspnbsp Foursquare: Simon Favreau-Lessard, Software Engineer*nbspnbspnbsp Google: Jon Wiley, Lead Designer, Google Search*nbspnbspnbsp Hightail: Linda Tai, Director of Analytics*nbspnbspnbsp IBM: Phil Corbett, Manager, Marketing Analytics*nbspnbspnbsp LinkedIn: Amy Parnell, Principal Designer*nbspnbspnbsp Marriott International: Kenyon Rogers, Director of Digital Experiments*nbspnbspnbsp Obama for America: Kyle Rush, Deputy Director of Front-end Web Development*nbspnbspnbsp PetCareRx: Blake Brossman, Founder and COO*nbspnbspnbsp Saks Fifth Avenue: Roger Scholl, Vice President of Operations for Saks Direct*nbspnbspnbsp T-Mobile: Ryan Pizzuto, Web Test amp Optimization Strategy Manager Onsite Search Product Manager*nbspnbspnbsp The Washington Post: Eileen Krill, Research Manager On the importance of design to online business: No matter how great a business idea is, or what technology it relies on behind the scenes, a company needs to express itself visually in a way customers will understand in order to be successful. The number of ways to translate an idea into a design is infinite, but which designs will drive customer value? Michael Krypel\'s Refining Design for Business answers this key question, showing you how to create engaging and measurable customer experiences. Course Introduction, Role and Mission, Standards, and forms. Module 1. Review Course Information & obtain all needed materials:. Course websites, syllabus & schedule. Prepare to Introduce yourself to the class. Students should use some kind... Mandy . LaLuzerne. & Dr. Scott Swanson | Management & Marketing Department. An Analysis of differences and commonalities among business and non-business Majors. Research Questions. Respondent Characteristics.