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Your feedback on the new request screen

Posted on14. Oct, 2009 by Edgar Wieringa.

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I would like to thank each and everyone of you for your feedback to this post on a new screen design. For the upcoming new release of Exact Synergy Enterprise we will amongst others deliver a redesigned screen for creating a new request. Since this is one of the most often used parts of our [...]

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Easily enclose attachments to a workflow request

Posted on08. Oct, 2009 by Edgar Wieringa.

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Via this post I just like to share with you guys one of the upcoming things for Exact Synergy Enterprise. We have made it possible to direclty attach file(s) to a request. For instance directly attach a scanned receipt to an expense claim. This addition comes on top of the existing option to directly create [...]

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Feedback on new request screen

Posted on21. Jun, 2009 by Edgar Wieringa.

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For the upcoming new release of Exact Synergy Enterprise we will amongst others deliver a redesigned screen for creating a new request. Since this is one of the most often used parts of our application we wanted to improve the user experience of it and needed to be sure on how to do this best. Not just the looks-and-feel but we want to support every user better in reaching her goals: starting a new workflow in a simple and easy way.

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Context prevents misunderstandings

Posted on17. May, 2009 by Edgar Wieringa.

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The difficulty with software seems to be that it is never ready. It is soft, intangible and the possibilities are unlimited. One can ask for the world, but everyone’s world is different. To make sure software is great, it should be designed keeping its users goals in mind. Designing for goals in a given context makes it a lot easier to design it the right way.

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Surprising first feedback on new search functionality

Posted on08. May, 2009 by Edgar Wieringa.

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Crafting out our new solutions is always an exciting process. It starts with the first idea – whether it is based on market input, a concrete customer case or new technology – goes into customer validation, involves design, building and finally it is there. Although we always try to keep the customer focus – we can only build good software if it really meets your needs – a certain part of it is happening ‘behind closed doors’.