The NCR Human Interface Technology Center in Atlanta, GA was established in 1988. For a period of about 6 years, it was the AT&T Human Interface Technology Center, but then went back to its original name after AT&T divested itself of what had been NCR. In any case the Human Interface Technology Center (HITC) was one of the greatest human-centered R&D labs in the world.
It existed to meet NCR's customers' business needs through the application of new human-interface technologies. The HITC designed and developed these user-interface solutions through a user-centered design (UCD) process, in which user needs and expectations guided all design and development decisions. In its height, the HITC employed about 100 engineers and scientists with expertise in such areas as user experience, usability, human factors, ergonomics, cognitive engineering, graphic design, computer science, artificial intelligence, intelligent tutoring, database mining, and new interaction technologies.
Many HITC alumni, including Dr. Don Rickert, have gone on to great things for other companies and academic institutions.
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