Pistoia alliance webinar uxls master slide deck
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The slides from our recent webinar on how User Experience can build better software for life sciences. The webinar can be viewed here: http://www.pistoiaalliance.org/pistoia-alliance-debates-webinar-series/#WatchAgain
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Pistoia alliance webinar uxls master slide deck
- 1. 6 December, 2017 Moderator: Simon Fortenbacher, GSK Building better software for life sciences using User Experience
- 2. This webinar is being recorded
- 3. Chair and Panel Mikko-Pekka Hanski, Customer Experience Strategist, Co- founder at Idean Mikko-Pekka Hanski is one of the co-founders of the fastest growing design company, Idean. For over 15 years, he has helped companies find effective and inspirational ways to understand their customers. His unique way of crystallising complicated challenges and turning them into actionable strategies has made him a true experience design pioneer not only in his native Finland, but throughout the world. Chair: Simon Fortenbacher, UX Consultant, GSK Simon leads the R&D Tech UX Centre of Excellence, a team focusing on improving the user experience of applications used by GSK’s Pharma R&D community. Simon is also on the Steering Committee of the UXLS project.
- 4. Panelists contd. Joel Miller, UX lead at Amgen Joel is a User Experience Lead at Amgen, one of the world’s leading biopharmaceutical companies. Joel has been a vocal and influential user- centered design practitioner throughout his career in the Life Sciences industry. Ewan Birney, Director of EMBL-EBI Ewan Birney is Director of EMBL-EBI with Dr Rolf Apweiler, and runs a small research group. He played a vital role in annotating the genome sequences of human, mouse, chicken and several other organisms; this work has had a profound impact on our understanding of genomic biology.
- 5. Agenda Panelist Description Simon Fortenbacher Welcome Mikko-Pekka Hanski Introduction to User Experience in Life Sciences Ewan Birney The EBI UX story Joel Miller The UX for the Life Sciences project Simon Fortenbacher Audience Q&A
- 6. Poll: What is your level of UX Expertise? o Knowledgeable o Somewhat knowledgeable o Not very knowledgeable
- 7. Introduction to User Experience for the life sciences Mikko-Pekka Hanski, Idean
- 8. Poll: Is UX applied already in your organisation? o Regularly applied o Sometimes applied o Infrequently – if ever applied
- 9. The EBI UX Story Ewan Birney, EMBL-EBI
- 10. The EBI UX Story Ewan Birney, Director of EMBL-EBI
- 11. Poll: In which industry vertical are you working? o Biopharmaceutical o Health o Technology supply o Academic o Other
- 12. The User Experience for Life Sciences Project Joel Miller, Amgen
- 13. The User Experience for Life Sciences project Joel Miller Source: Robert Slowley Photography
- 14. Practicing UX in a lab environment is challenging Image credit: UNMEER CC-BY-ND 2.0
- 15. UX Design: Maximising the value of scientific software in life science R&D by J. Cham & K. Costa UX is a relatively new discipline in the life sciences and teams are small
- 16. UX teams and skills are in demand Image credit: “Queue” by Richard Summers CC-BY-ND 2.0 “UX in Life Sciences” aims to help fill the gap
- 17. UX in Life Sciences (UXLS) Goals • Foster a community to share best practices • Build a UX toolkit specifically for the life sciences • Raise awareness of the value of UX Image credit: “3D Bullseye” by ccPixs.com CC BY-ND 2.0
- 18. UXLS includes broad, global participation across the life sciences industry
- 19. Image credit: Robert Slowley Photography Value of Working Together
- 20. UXLS toolkit consists of • Key UX Methods for R&D life sciences • Case studies • Life Science considerations Image credit: “Tools” by R. Downey CC-BY 2.0
- 22. UXLS Toolkit Homepage UX approach and key principles
- 23. A UX method Life Science considerations
- 24. Case study
- 25. • Release in January 2018 • Will have 10 UX methods and 6 case studies • Stay connected: • Project manager: paula.dematos@pistoiaalliance.org • Project page: http://www.pistoiaalliance.org/projects/uxls/ • UXLS Drug Discovery World publication: UX Design maximising the value of scientific software in the life science R&D by J. Cham and K. Costa What’s next for the UXLS Toolkit
- 26. UXLS Conference 15th May 2018, Boston, USA uxls.eventbrite.co.uk
- 27. Thank you Image credit: Robert Slowley Photography
- 28. Audience Question and Answer Please use the audience function in GoToWebinar Chair: Simon Fortenbacher
- 29. Thank you
Notas do Editor
- The next question you are surely thinking is Why on earth would you even need such a community? There are hundreds of UX communities conferences etc… to keep in touch with other UX professionals. There must be hundreds of life science communities. Your community is virtual and even harder to keep in touch with? In order to explain why I have to explain how we came about?
- The lab environment and R&D life sciences poses extra challenges for a UX practioners. This shared knowledge is not something we can easily pick up at a UX conference but is quite domain specfiic. We can save each other a lot of time and headaches by sharing knowledge.
- UX in the life sciences is not as mature as other industry verticals
- UX teams are under resourced and heavily in demand. To the point where they are making UX resources available to teams in order to supply some of the demand.
- The UXLS community has the following aims: Share best practices within the R&D life sciences Consolidate UX resources and knowledge UX therapy Raise awareness of UX in the R&D life sciences
- Here are a list of project companies involved in the project. So one thing that is noticeable is that they are primarily all Note that most of these companies are competitors. Yes you heard right. These UX’ers are collaborating and competing! How on earth does that work?
- The first UXLS workshop was hosted jointly by EMBL-EBI Industry Programme and the Pistoia Alliance. It was held in Hinxton, Cambridge in September 2016. We discover the following during the workshop Like minded individual's struggling with the same battles The level of UX understanding varies from organisation to organisation but its comparatively low in comparison to other industry verticals
- Here we have a preview of our homepage. This is still likely to change
- Here we have a preview of our homepage. This is still likely to change
- Here are our current case studies.
- Here we have a preview of our methods.