From 600 Tools to 1 Console: A UX-Driven Transformation

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Autori principali: Smith, Mariann Kornelia, Meijer-Irons, Jacqueline, Millar, Andrew
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Pubblicazione: 2025
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author Smith, Mariann Kornelia
Meijer-Irons, Jacqueline
Millar, Andrew
author_facet Smith, Mariann Kornelia
Meijer-Irons, Jacqueline
Millar, Andrew
contents In 2021 the Technical Infrastructure (TI) User Experience (UX) team sent a survey to 10,000 Google Developers (Googlers) and uncovered that Google's internal infrastructure tools were fragmented and inefficient, hindering developers' productivity. Using user centered research and design methodologies the team first created a story map and service blueprint to visualize the relationship between internal applications, then formulated a strategic vision to consolidate tools, streamline workflows, and measure the impact of their work. We secured executive buy-in and delivered incremental improvements.
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spellingShingle From 600 Tools to 1 Console: A UX-Driven Transformation
Smith, Mariann Kornelia
Meijer-Irons, Jacqueline
Millar, Andrew
Human-Computer Interaction
In 2021 the Technical Infrastructure (TI) User Experience (UX) team sent a survey to 10,000 Google Developers (Googlers) and uncovered that Google's internal infrastructure tools were fragmented and inefficient, hindering developers' productivity. Using user centered research and design methodologies the team first created a story map and service blueprint to visualize the relationship between internal applications, then formulated a strategic vision to consolidate tools, streamline workflows, and measure the impact of their work. We secured executive buy-in and delivered incremental improvements.
title From 600 Tools to 1 Console: A UX-Driven Transformation
topic Human-Computer Interaction
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2506.16107