 As the UX practice becomes more and more mainstream in web and mobile software design, the world of enterprise software is still slow to adapt and truly embrace the benefits of UX. The primary focus of enterprise software design and development has always centered on functionality, often at the expense of usability and visual design. The concept of creating a user-centered product is often an afterthought, until the platform is rolled out and real people have to learn it and use it on a daily basis. | "EFFECTIVE USER EXPERIENCE DESIGN IS NOW TABLE STAKES IN THE ENTERPRISE—IT'S NOT OPTIONAL." - SAM YEN, CHIEF DESIGN OFFICER - SAP |
| It doesn’t have to be that way though. In this article, “Design Thinking Shakes Up The Beige World Of Enterprise Software” FastCompany takes a look at one company that decided to apply proven UX/UI design principles to a new logistics platform and shake up the status quo. | "WAREHOUSE WORKERS NEED GOOD UX, TOO." - PETER NILSSON, CEO - FAREWELL |
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