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From my experience I disagree. Simpler and well known are more welcome in the enterprise and business in general. As an example consider the protests raised abo
by forgotAgain 12y ago
From my experience I disagree. Simpler and well known are more welcome in the enterprise and business in general. As an example consider the protests raised about the Office 2007 ribbon. An internal application cannot afford that type of resistance.
If you had said simpler and more efficient interfaces I would have agreed. Current ERP and CRM applications try to put too much in front of the user at one time. It's better to have micro-applications that match a particular function. This looks like a good idea for that.
- rrrx3 12y agoI think you misunderstood my post. Everything I've seen does push for simplicity. But simplicity doesn't manifest itself here... datagrids are not simple, no matter how clean the lines are. Nor are forms without inherent rules about use and context. Data saturation and semantic satiation are both immense problems in the enterprise.