"end-user experience" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the overall experience a user has when using a product or service. It can be used in a variety of contexts, such as in business, technology, and marketing. Example: The new software update was designed to improve the end-user experience by streamlining the interface and adding new features.
Markets, he said, need to examine the end-user experience and develop technologies to improve it.
This is particularly likely where the "disruptive innovation" does not greatly change the cost structure or end-user experience.
Its model-driven approach guarantees a great end-user experience and a seamless integration among the heterogeneous IoT entities.
"Interoperability" can apply to many aspects of both the developer and the end-user experience, for example agency-to-agency, semantic level, and application level interoperability.
We evaluate MultiCache against a widespread file sharing application (BitTorrent) with respect to both network resource consumption and end-user experience.
Results show similarities in opinions about CCS across both countries and identified several areas of design and application which would improve the end-user experience.
"My focus at Google has been to deliver great end-user experiences, to delight and inspire our end users," Ms. Mayer said in an interview.
Though this corresponds to the preferred study arrangement for basic research, it does not ensure that the end-user experiences a working BCI.
To enhance end-user experiences, Content Distribution Networks (CDNs) effectively exploit the Domain Name System (DNS) to redirect end-users to close-by content replicas over short time scales.
"There is a sense that with people you are perceived stereotypically, but that the system might give you a totally different chance," said Rashmi Sinha, the founder of Uzanto Consulting, a company that focuses on end-user experiences with technology.
First, monitor your systems from many geographies so you're aware of customers' end-user experiences wherever they are located.
