Qualitative Data Isn’t Just Bad Quantitative Data
Qualitative and quantitative data serve distinct purposes and work best when considered together.
Qualitative and quantitative data serve distinct purposes and work best when considered together.
While much attention is paid to the power that artificial intelligence (AI) gives computers, the deployment of AI is proving to be quite human-friendly. Development teams are increasingly utilizing human-centered design practices to build modern software and processes.
In my last post, I talked about ways that research consent can be more nuanced than “yes” or “no”. This second and final part explores scenarios in which consent can get complicated and trust may be endangered.
When done right, content marketing in the public sector connects citizens with valuable information that enhances their civic life. It’s less “Mad Men” and more “Information-Age Town Crier.”
This will be the first in a short series on ways to protect end-user identities when collecting feedback or testing products. As many of us become more proficient in cybersecurity best practices, it’s crucial that we don’t forget some of the low-tech ways that we can keep identities secure and maintain trust.
In federal finance and human resources, the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) stands out for its innovative approach to addressing the complexities born from an amalgam of new and legacy IT systems, strategically embracing AI and automation.
In 1990, the ADA was signed into law, ending discrimination against disabled people in public society. Everything changed, but it’s an ongoing effort, and we are still working toward accessibility for all.
Reliable, high-quality data is critical for a resilient, human-centered safety net. One Senate Farm Bill proposal includes an important step forward in this regard.
“Humanity-centered design” goes beyond “human-centered design” to look at the bigger picture surrounding applications. Here’s how that can change your approach.
This recent CX CoP recap showcases how to improve digital customer experiences in your agency.