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The Allure of Enterprise UX
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Designing and developing internal tools might sound like the kind of work featured on Dirty Jobs, but given the right team, business, and ambition, these can be among the most rewarding types of projects.
The work is often remarkably complex, requiring a thorough analysis of business problems, information structures, and user needs. It's also highly satisfying, bringing commercial-grade design and development to tools that usually start out as spreadsheets and documents cobbled together. Whether you’re making dashboards, inventory systems, or collaboration solutions, these kind of internal tools are the engines that make businesses run.
If you enjoy working behind the scenes, keep an eye out for projects like these.
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Community Thoughts on The Allure of Enterprise UX...
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UX for the Enterprise
by Jordan Koschei via A List Apart
Enterprise UX is often about solving ancillary problems by creating tools that facilitate an organization’s primary goals. These problems are rarely as compelling or visible as the goals they support, but they’re just as necessary to solve.
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Enterprise UX: Why the Paradigm Shifts
by Olga Kouzina via WIRED
Enterprise software vendors will inevitably have to address these needs and deliver a better UX, making user action flow easier and more intuitive, as well as shortening the times required to retrieve all kinds of reports from the enterprise Big Data
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