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edenspiekermann_ amsterdam berlin san francisco stuttgart from smartphone apps to smart environments Appril Festival – The Next stAPP Edo van Dijk 09.04.2013

From smartphone apps to smart environments

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What is the next step in App development? At Edenspiekermann we believe that smartphone apps are often too cumbersome or intrusive for regular use. Smart environments will be the future and mobile devices will communicate and interact with items in the environment.

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from smartphone apps to smart environments

Appril Festival – The Next stAPP

Edo van Dijk09.04.2013

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In 2012 twice as many mobile devices were sold as PC’s

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The future of the internet is mobile

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ContextContent

why

what

who

when

wherehow

Users

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now

here

ContextContent

why

what

who

when

wherehow

Users

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Mobility

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Smartphone apps

Smart environments

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Location: HelsinkiProject: Urbanflow

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« We’re making the city more transparent to its people, displaying data and making people care more. »

Adam Greenfield, Urbanscale

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« I believe when you make the information more transparent it affects people’s behavior. »

Sami Niemelä, Nordkapp

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urbanflow.iovimeo.com/26030147

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Location: ’s-HertogenboschProject: “Pieken in de Delta”Sub project: What moves travelers on the platform

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The customer journey

What does my trip look like?

Planning trip through web

and/or mobile

Travel information

Waiting

Orientation

Finding position

Orientation

Finding position

Train information

Finding the door

Waiting

Walking to the train

Waiting

Finding a seat

Preparation Waiting Getting in/out

On the platform

At homeStation hall /

tunnelPlatform

Train didn’t arrive yetPlatform

Train arrives In the trainGetting on boardWaitingTo the platformTo the station

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We can do this differently

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Actual pilot situation on platform 1, station ’s-Hertogenbosch

Orange means: fairly crowded

Green means: ample space here

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Easy payments

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Gold Paper Plastic ??

?

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Location: WorldwideProject: Wirecard eWallet

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« Develop a white-label e-wallet that replaces your whole physical wallet. »

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Initial designs

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Various interaction models were explored

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How can you manage these massive changes?

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FromExperience Design

User Interface DesignInteraction Design

Product Design

To Experience

Strategy

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« One of the main goals of Experience Strategy is to provide indications about what people should be thinking about a company’s service in 5 or 10 years, and how the values of the brand will be expressed independently from the touchpoints and technologies. »

– Fabio Sergio, frog design

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ViabilityAttractive for the

company

DesirabilityAttractive for the

customer

Brand fitIn line with the desired

brand experience

FeasibilityTechnical and organizational

Experience‘Sweet spot’ Based on IDEO’s Design Thinking Model

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« The most profound technologies are those that disappear. They weave themselves into the fabric of everyday life until they become indistinguishable from it. »

– Mark Weiser

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thank you

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