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TOWARDS USER- CENTRIC SERVICES JUNE 2011 1st Digital Agenda Assembly

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TOWARDS USER- CENTRIC SERVICES JUNE 2011

1st Digital Agenda Assembly

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WE ARE IN AN E-WORLD

MORE AND MORE PEOPLE ON-LINE

SERVICE DEMAND INCREASING

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SERVICES ARE THE DRIVING FORCE FOR BUSINESS GROWTH, BUT ARE ARE WE PREPARED?

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SERVICES ARE THE DRIVING FORCE FOR BUSINESS GROWTH, BUT ARE THEY FOR ALL ?

“The benefits of the digital society should be available to all” Digital Agenda

"The power of the Web is its universality. [...] Access for all, regardless of disability is essential“Tim Berners-Lee

“Development of inclusive services that will help to bring down barriers experienced by digitally or socially excluded groups”Ministerial Declaration on eGovernment, Malmö, Sweden.

“Services must be accessible to all members of the intended target groups”European Interoperability Framework for Pan-European eGovernment Services

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Put users in the centre : a reference architecture

User centrici

ty

Rosetta Net

approach

EU is aware that if we want to fully exploit the potential benefits of digital economy it is necessary to provide new generation of web applications and services

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New architectures by new concepts: user-centricity

User centricity

- The user at the center of

the service

- Service provision must be

based in the user.

- Users expect a life event

approach for design

goverment services

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YES:: The user at the center of the process . 'Nothing about disabled people without disabled people'.

Accessible user experienceFor whom is the service?What the user expects from the service?

New architectures by new concepts: user-centricity

NO:: First do the sitethen make it accessible

User centricity

Universal Access= Accessibility

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New architectures can follow preceding success cases: Rosetta Net

Rosetta NET

1. Rosetta Net created a conceptual model composed by building blocks

2. The Process was to review high level business processes

3. Each process had a number of sub segments

4. In the segments was possible to identify common and modular and combinable pieces

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Rosetta Net AproachMeta Proceses - Vital events

Proceses –User proceses

Segments Services

PIP- Service Components

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Rosetta Net AproachMeta Proceses - Vital events

Proceses –User proceses

Segments Services

PIP- Service Components

Having a baby

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Rosetta Net AproachMeta Proceses - Vital events

Proceses –User proceses

Segments Services

PIP- Service Componente

Having a baby

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ConclusionsModular, reusable, common elements

Providing users with these building blocks to combine them and create applications that suit their needs

Implementing these building blocks will be the next step

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THANK YOU ! QUESTIONS?