Constantine &
Lockwood, Ltd., a design, consulting, and training organization with an
international reputation for innovation, was founded in 1993 by industry
luminaries Lucy Lockwood and Larry Constantine, authors of the landmark
book, Software for Use, winner
of the coveted Jolt Award as the best book of 1999. The firm focuses on the
interfaces between people and technology and provides select clients with high-level design services, consulting, and training in usage-centered
design and product usability.
Described as
"a small-town team playing in the big leagues," Constantine &
Lockwood has major clients around the world and has been featured in the
ACM interactions
magazine (March/April 2002). Their innovative design work with Siemens AG
took first place in the 2001 Performance-Centered Design Competition. The company extends its capabilities to meet
client needs through a network of consulting
associates and close ties with leading independent consultants.
Domestic clients have included such leading firms as:
Anderson Consulting, Cadence, Canon Information Systems, Digital
Equipment Corporation, Doubleday Select, Forum
Financial, Glaxo, iMind education systems, International Flavors and
Fragrances, Lockheed KAPL, McKesson, NYNEX Science and Technology, State of
Rhode Island, State Street Bank and Trust, Universal Learning, Ventritex, Visible Systems
International clients have included:
Australia: Australian Computer Society, Bankers Trust, Dow Jones
Telerate, JNA Telecommunications, Westpac Bank, Wilcom; Brazil: Instituto
Brasileiro de Pesquisa em Informatica; Canada: AccuMap, Nortel Networks;
Denmark: Niveau Management; Germany: CAP Debis, SAP, Siemens AG;
Italy: Technology Transfer S.r.l.; Russia: Anchor Personnel
Consulting; Sweden: BoldSoft, Ericsson Telecom, Objectory AB
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