Sentence examples for experience framework from inspiring English sources

The A.R.T. of Engagement is realized through a Social Experience Framework that starts with intentions and ends with resulting sentiment…not just the outcome.

Building on the work of Verhoef et al's article in the Journal of Retailing (2009) and other works in the field, we propose a new customer experience framework (CEF) that focuses more centrally on the journey of the customer in experiencing the service.

The Department of Health state that the Patient Experience Framework " provides a common evidence based list of what matters to patients".

We will use the User Experience Model framework to explore users' perceptions of the content and format of each prototype.

They have become a prominent means to support developers, but from our experience frameworks have properties that complicate their usage and do not sufficiently support groupware developers.

As such, we combined common elements from patient experience frameworks produced by The Institute of Medicine, 1 Picker Institute 12 and NICE.

To fill the gap, this work proposes a three-model based (i.e. physical model, cyber model and user experience model) generic framework for conducting user experience based product development for mass personalization.

To achieve CO2 emission reduction and faster economic growth, it is wise to analyze prospects of alternatives using experience curve framework.

It also considers the interaction between experience, conceptual framework (including religious doctrine) and practice, and the contribution, if any, of emotional feelings to the epistemic significance of religious experience.

In this paper, our contribution relates to the structuring of a cognitive experience feedback framework, which allows a flexible exploitation of expert knowledge during Problem Solving Processes and a reuse such collected experience.

Based on this practical experience, the framework is developed from experimental comparison so that pore-cor can now be applied as a 'predictor' tool rather than a simulator of existing experimental results.