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TRUMP applied the recommended
methods in two contrasting environments: the Inland
Revenue in conjunction with EDS
in the UK; and the LAHAV division of Israel
Aircraft Industries (IAI) in Israel.
The usability maturity of each organisation was assessed to identify
which user-centred methods were needed. The methods were applied
in trial projects over a 12 month period. In both cases the results
were judged to be highly beneficial and cost effective, and the
selected methods are now being formally incorporated into the organizations'
development processes.
Usability maturity assessment
case studies
Inland Revenue/EDS
Inland Revenue provides data processing to support 60,000 staff in
more than 600 local offices, and for tax and tax credit projects uses
a well-defined rapid application design (RAD) methodology in conjunction
with one of its main IT suppliers EDS.
Introducing UCD: organisational
issues
Justifying UCD: cost benefits
Which methods were used and why
Experience with specific methods
Israel Aircraft Industries
IAI LAHAV division has a group of about 100 people developing aircraft
avionics and uses a well-established development methodology, but
their process for specifying operational requirements is not supported
by any specific methods and techniques.
Introducing UCD: organisational
issues
Justifying UCD: cost benefits
Which methods were used and why
Experience with specific methods
Last updated 6-Oct-00.
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