RE: Which tech hardware companies have internal UX groups?

"Dave Collins" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.hci.experiencedesign
Message-ID <[email protected]>
>I'm doing the ever popular "Pitch the value of a UX staff to the CEO" 
presentation in a few weeks. During this presentation it would be 
very helpful to cite successful tech companies that have internal 
UX/usability groups. There are the well known ones, Apple, MS, HP, 
Nokia, etc. But I'm not sure about many others. Finding out about 
Logitech would be especially useful, since my employer competes with 
(and respects) that company.


Advise you have adequate representation from companies of same size as
yours, else you'll just provoke the "Well, sure - they're big enough
that they can afford a usability group" argument.



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