Track 2, 6:15 PM
| CLIENT: Mr. Roy Mills, Yokogawa Corporation |
| PROBLEM STATEMENT: |
| Inefficiency in switching between data points (with timestamps) that are viewed in Excel sheets and a video manually. The business is in need of a tool that eliminates the need to manually search a long video for a time stamp. |
| PROJECT PURPOSE: |
| To build a utility program that increases workflow by decreasing the amount of user clicks to view a video at certain times relating to an Excel sheet. |
| TEAM MEMBERS: CJ Wing, Kyle Laycock, and Noah Dirig |
In my years of dealing with the software industry, typically no matter the software purpose or functionality, if the user interface is not intuitive and user friendly, the fact that the software executes its basic goal is quickly forgotten and customers move on to another vendor.
In working with CJ, Kyle, and Noah over the past few months, I observed a behavior of not only acknowledging but truly listening as to the functional software requirements as well as the needs of the real world user.
Over the course of the initial function development thru the final user interface, the team demonstrated a true sense of urgency to deliver a package that delivered both the technical features as outlined in the original function specifications along with a user friendly and intuitive interface.
The target user for this application are technicians working in product testing labs. The software’s look and controls presentation allow for a fast learning curve allowing test technicians to become productive in a minimal amount of time.
The skills demonstrated above will be of great value to any companies looking to hire any of the team members.
Great job!