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Equipment Simulations LLC develops product simulations and tools for marketing, training, performance evaluation, and emergency planning, especially in B2B markets and Public and Industrial Safety. More specifically, it develops simulations that can be used to market products and teach and assess equipment operation skills. We take a 'learn by doing' approach in creating compelling marketing and training presentations, which replicates on-the-job experience, but in a safe and measurable way. Equipment Simulations LLC is the parent company of CommandSim , the leading provider of innovative and affordable simulation systems and services that assist emergency responders in performing high-impact command & control (ICS), strategy, and tactics training. Almost all e-Learning vendors today claim to build simulations, but we literally wrote the book on the subject .

Amethyst Interactive - Phila - Equipment Simulations

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Since the beginning, we've strived to push the practice of experience design forward. One way we do that is with our conferences and workshops.

Empathic Design - kids

Dan Poynor

Perceptual Edge

Perceptual Edge We are overwhelmed by information, not because there is too much, but because we don't know how to tame it. Information lies stagnant in rapidly expanding pools as our ability to collect and warehouse it increases, but our ability to make sense of and communicate it remains inert, largely without notice. Computers speed the process of information handling, but they don't tell us what the information means or how to communicate its meaning to decision makers. These skills are not intuitive; they rely largely on analysis and presentation skills that must be learned.

The work of Scott Schiller, both technical and creative in natur

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