Oracle’s Amit Pande On Usability in Indian IT Industry

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Oracle's Amit Pande On Usability in Indian IT Industry

12:55 | Kiruba Shankar | Jan 24th, 2007 5:00pm |

Amit Pande manages Oracle’s user experience practice in Bangalore. This practice defines the user experience of Oracle’s Applications Unlimited and Fusion product lines and provides comprehensive interaction design, usability engineering, and user interface and HCI research for Oracle’s enterprise applications.

Amit talks about how usability is picking up among Indian companies, what it takes to set up a usability design lab and payscales among other things.

Prior to working with Oracle, Amit started PeopleSoft’s user experience operations in India in 2004.

Amit graduated from University of Minnesota, Twin Cities and also holds an undergrad degree in engineering from the National Institute of Technology (formerly MNREC), Allahabad, India.

Tags: Amit Pande, Oracle, PeopleSoft

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Amit Pande | Sufistically Speaking » Blog Archive » My first podcast interview is online!:
January 26th, 2007 at 10:01 am

[…] In this podcast interview, I spoke about the state of User Experience in Bangalore, the local UX and innovation community, and some of the graduate schools and consultancies in India, that are part of the soft infrastructure of putting the Indian User Experience scene on the forefront. […]