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Key to success: Using Zoomable UIs on Interactive Surfaces in Real-World Corporate Scenarios / Die Verwendung von ZUIs auf Interaktiven Oberflächen als Schlüssel zum Erfolg in realen Unternehmens-anwendungen

• Jens Gerken

  Jens Gerken is the Prinicipal Consultant of ICT AG, focusing on concept and realization of interactive media installations in (semi-) public environments such as museums, corporate showrooms and trade shows. Since 2011 he holds a PhD in Information Science with focus on Human-Computer Interaction. His research focused on empirical research methods for HCI, new forms of interactive information visualization, as well as multi-touch, gestural or tangible input modalities.

  , Werner A. König

  Head of Products & Software Solutions / Business Unit Manager, is responsible for the strategic business and product development at ICT AG. Hereby, a major interest is in interactive hardware and software solutions enhancing live communication for B2B and B2C. His scientific research focused on the design and evaluation of novel input devices and interaction modalities for human-computer interaction. Werner did his Master’s degree in 2006 and his PhD in Computer Science in 2010 at the University of Konstanz.

  and Hans-Christian Jetter

  Hans-Christian Jetter is a Research Associate at the Intel Collaborative Research Institute for Sustainable Connected Cities at University College London. He is working in human-computer interaction, collaborative information visualization, and urban computing with a focus on post- WIMP user interfaces, e.g., multi-user and multidevice environments with multi-touch, gestural, or tangible input. In 2009/10 Christian joined Microsoft Research Cambridge and the University of Cambridge to explore the use of tabletops and tablets in eScience and he returned for a research internship in 2011. Christian holds a Bachelor’s and Master’s degree in Information Engineering from the University of Konstanz, where he also did his PhD in Computer Science in Spring 2013.