Comments on: Liveblog: Commencement Ceremony http://webiscope.com/2007/11/liveblog-commencement-ceremony/ Internet Healthcare Collaboration Mon, 30 Jan 2012 22:49:20 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Fisching for the Technogogical AnswerTomy Ames | Tomy Ames http://webiscope.com/2007/11/liveblog-commencement-ceremony/comment-page-1/#comment-603 Fisching for the Technogogical AnswerTomy Ames | Tomy Ames Thu, 01 Jul 2010 01:54:50 +0000 http://creativity-unleashed.net/webiscope/?p=65#comment-603 [...] a perspective other than my own, but it’s one that I’ve heard time and time again at Internet healthcare conferences and forums: there are new technologies out there, many people are using them, so you should, [...] [...] a perspective other than my own, but it’s one that I’ve heard time and time again at Internet healthcare conferences and forums: there are new technologies out there, many people are using them, so you should, [...]

]]> By: Fisching for the Technogogical Answer | T.B.H. Ames http://webiscope.com/2007/11/liveblog-commencement-ceremony/comment-page-1/#comment-583 Fisching for the Technogogical Answer | T.B.H. Ames Fri, 19 Jun 2009 15:20:08 +0000 http://creativity-unleashed.net/webiscope/?p=65#comment-583 [...] a perspective other than my own, but it’s one that I’ve heard time and time again at Internet healthcare conferences and forums: there are new technologies out there, many people are using them, so you should, [...] [...] a perspective other than my own, but it’s one that I’ve heard time and time again at Internet healthcare conferences and forums: there are new technologies out there, many people are using them, so you should, [...]

]]> By: Fisching for the Technogogical Answer | T.B.H. Ames http://webiscope.com/2007/11/liveblog-commencement-ceremony/comment-page-1/#comment-581 Fisching for the Technogogical Answer | T.B.H. Ames Thu, 18 Jun 2009 16:51:50 +0000 http://creativity-unleashed.net/webiscope/?p=65#comment-581 [...] a perspective other than my own, but it’s one that I’ve heard time and time again at Internet healthcare conferences and forums: there are x number of new technologies out there, many people are using them, so you [...] [...] a perspective other than my own, but it’s one that I’ve heard time and time again at Internet healthcare conferences and forums: there are x number of new technologies out there, many people are using them, so you [...]

]]> By: Thomas Ames http://webiscope.com/2007/11/liveblog-commencement-ceremony/comment-page-1/#comment-191 Thomas Ames Mon, 05 Nov 2007 18:27:00 +0000 http://creativity-unleashed.net/webiscope/?p=65#comment-191 I don't think it's any surprise that navigation is, in general, lacking in usability on healthcare Web sites. Some of this is due to the inability to integrate health content into our regular service line content. This will continue to be a challenge as long as we cannot afford systems that will integrate this adequately, have very small Web teams, and/or aren't Ed Bennett. :-) I don’t think it’s any surprise that navigation is, in general, lacking in usability on healthcare Web sites. Some of this is due to the inability to integrate health content into our regular service line content. This will continue to be a challenge as long as we cannot afford systems that will integrate this adequately, have very small Web teams, and/or aren’t Ed Bennett. :-)

]]> By: bart http://webiscope.com/2007/11/liveblog-commencement-ceremony/comment-page-1/#comment-190 bart Mon, 05 Nov 2007 02:03:46 +0000 http://creativity-unleashed.net/webiscope/?p=65#comment-190 I agree that the look and feel are very important, and that the content is the most important, in general. Right now the average usability of a healthcare site is very low, and institutions are finally coming around. This likely influenced that informal voting. By choosing navigation, I think they were admitting that in that area the most work is needed. The best content in the world is no good if you can't find it. It's a tripod - navigation (usability), design, and content. I agree that the look and feel are very important, and that the content is the most important, in general. Right now the average usability of a healthcare site is very low, and institutions are finally coming around. This likely influenced that informal voting. By choosing navigation, I think they were admitting that in that area the most work is needed.

The best content in the world is no good if you can’t find it. It’s a tripod – navigation (usability), design, and content.

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