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Saving time: Come out, Come out, wherever you are!

Posted on25. Aug, 2010 by Robin den Buurman.

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Ever been in the situation where you wanted to create a task or something else in Synergy Enterprise which requires, for example, a mandatory account. You just viewed this account, document, project or person and want to setup a meeting with them but when you enter the meeting request can’t seem to find it? Who created [...]

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Self Service gives you time off

Posted on20. Jul, 2010 by Vincent Henricks.

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Aad ‘t Hart has recently published articles about Functions and Features versus the User Experience, Simplicity, web identity and more. In this blog I want to zoom in on Employee Self Service (ESS) facilities in a simplified version of Exact Synergy we are creating, and especially requesting a day off. By making Exact Synergy simpler we aim to make it more designed for specific goals, more modern and easier to use.

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User Experience – It’s all about the user

Posted on11. May, 2010 by Aad 't Hart.

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In earlier articles on Features and Functions versus User Experience, Is simplicity the new gold and the Survival of the Sexiest I already referred to changing end user expectations. At Exact we take this very seriously and we do not only want to deliver useful products, but also want to create usable and desirable products. [...]

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User interface in Globe: customizable process flows

Posted on18. Mar, 2010 by Michiel van Rooijen.

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I am investigating the current user interface and want to share some of the current options and challenges. The focus of this article is on the use of process flows in the user interface of Exact Globe.

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Survival of the Sexiest

Posted on06. Mar, 2010 by Aad 't Hart.

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We are entering a new world with new success factors. Rajesh Patel mentioned, during the Exact Partner Conference, ‘the survival of the sexiest’. It’s not about sophisticated functionality anymore, but it’s about convenience. In earlier articles about Functions & Features versus User Experience and Is Simplicity the new Gold I already wrote about this. It’s [...]