Extending prototyping

Authors:
R. Van Buskirk;B. W. Moroney
Affiliations:
IBM Printing Systems Division, 6300 Diagonal Hwy, Boulder, CO 80301;IBM Printing Systems Division, 6300 Diagonal Hwy, Boulder, CO 80301
Venue:
IBM Systems Journal
Year:
2003

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Abstract

Prototyping, a technique often employed by software developers, has been primarily used for usability studies. We discuss in this paper, through case studies, our experience in the use of prototyping during various phases of the product life cycle, including planning, testing, marketing, and field support.