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P1003 Exploiting the "Always On" concept |
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| D1 | Users' expectations, attitudes and requirements in Always On |
| Issue date: | June 2001 |
| Confidentiality: | for full publication |
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| Overview: | Always On
technology has far-reaching implications for the whole of the IT industry. It also has implications with regards to how we live our lives, and this document attempts to outline some of those. This information has been obtained from a variety of methods used to assess user needs, including focus groups with identified market segments, writing scenarios that give us glimpses of the future of Always On, and user trials (using existing early phase technology). Amongst the most important findings of this report are firstly, that people are concerned about the changes that Always On will bring, in particular regarding the invasion of their privacy and leisure time, and secondly that AO technology always increases the amount of time the users spend online. As well as these findings, this report presents some more detailed results from the separate participating countries and is also a good example of how qualitative studies can yield meaningful results. |
| Applicability: | Suggested readers are: Marketing departments and system engineers. |
| Archive: | /~ftproot/pub-deliverables/documents/P1000-series/P1003/D1 |